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    This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than poems. It describes a tree that stands strong with its roots in the ground, looks to God throughout the day, and provides shelter to robins in its branches. The speaker acknowledges that while they are a fool who can make poems, only God has the power to create something as beautiful as a tree.

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    This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than poems. It describes a tree that stands strong with its roots in the ground, looks to God throughout the day, and provides shelter to robins in its branches. The speaker acknowledges that while they are a fool who can make poems, only God has the power to create something as beautiful as a tree.

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    This poem expresses the speaker's view that trees are lovelier than poems. It describes a tree that stands strong with its roots in the ground, looks to God throughout the day, and provides shelter to robins in its branches. The speaker acknowledges that while they are a fool who can make poems, only God has the power to create something as beautiful as a tree.

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    10/18/23, 7:40 PM My Poem

    My Poem
    Tree

    I
    think
    that I
    shall never
    see, A poem
    lovely as a tree.
    A tree whose hungry
    mouth is prest, Against
    the earth's sweet flowing
    breast; A tree that looks at
    God all day, And lifts her leafy
    arms to pray; A tree that may in
    Summer wear, A nest of robins in
    her hair; Upon whose bosom snow
    has lain, Who intimately lives with rain.
    Poems are
    made by fools
    like me. But
    only GOD can
    make a tree.

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