Think Like a Tree
This is a beautiful poem by Karen Shragg where she inspires us to "think like a tree."
A tree stands tall no matter what happens. It provides shelter to all. Not only this, the tree is deeply rooted while it's branches reach high.
Similarly, the poet tells us to be down to earth and reach high to achieve our goals.
No matter what the season maybe, winter, summer, autumn or spring; the tree stands tall.
Similarly, whatever circumstances may present themselves in our lives, we too must stand tall; and be prepared for every season. Here, winter depicts the troubled times in our lives. Spring, here, can be compared to an end to troubles and new beginnings. Basically, the poet is telling us to smile and face every situation in live with a smile on our face.
The poet also urges us to settle down and get to know ourselves better for therein lies our true strength.
This is a beautiful poem by Karen Shragg where she inspires us to "think like a tree."
A tree stands tall no matter what happens. It provides shelter to all. Not only this, the tree is deeply rooted while it's branches reach high.
Similarly, the poet tells us to be down to earth and reach high to achieve our goals.
No matter what the season maybe, winter, summer, autumn or spring; the tree stands tall.
Similarly, whatever circumstances may present themselves in our lives, we too must stand tall; and be prepared for every season. Here, winter depicts the troubled times in our lives. Spring, here, can be compared to an end to troubles and new beginnings. Basically, the poet is telling us to smile and face every situation in live with a smile on our face.
The poet also urges us to settle down and get to know ourselves better for therein lies our true strength.
Think Like a Tree
by Karen I. Shragg
Soak up the sun
Affirm life’s magic
Be graceful in the wind
Stand tall after the storm
Feel refreshed after it rains
Grow strong without notice
Be prepared for each season
Provide shelter to strangers
Hang tough through a cold spell
Emerge renewed a the first signs of spring
Stay deeply rooted while reaching for the sky
Be still long enough to
hear your own leaves rustling.
Thanx alot ma'am....it really helped me out......
ReplyDeleteManavi Chauhan
It is really helpful in writing summary and answers for this lesson.
ReplyDeleteNamya Singh
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