3. Exercise on summary

 

The summary of "A Poison " how the of anger drives to the culture of anger. Conquering anger rather than showing it and accepting it, according to "A Poison Tree," turns into a seed that will grow.

Blake’s “A Poison Tree” primarily uses two symbols (an and a tree) to relate its meaning. The tree depicts the growing anger in the speaker’s heart against his opponent, and the apple symbolizes the “fruit” of that anger, we should pardon our friends as well as our enemies and that we should not hold hatred. Once the poet softens down from his anger, he will realize what he has done and will be deeply by it.