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    The speaker nurtured feelings of anger instead of expressing them. He watered his wrath each night and morning with tears, and tended to it gently. His wrath grew until it bore fruit, which was fatal to his foe. When his foe came into the garden, he ate the poisonous fruit not knowing it was deadly, and it killed him. The speaker's wrath had borne the poison tree that led to his foe's demise.

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    The speaker nurtured feelings of anger instead of expressing them. He watered his wrath each night and morning with tears, and tended to it gently. His wrath grew until it bore fruit, which was fatal to his foe. When his foe came into the garden, he ate the poisonous fruit not knowing it was deadly, and it killed him. The speaker's wrath had borne the poison tree that led to his foe's demise.

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    The speaker nurtured feelings of anger instead of expressing them. He watered his wrath each night and morning with tears, and tended to it gently. His wrath grew until it bore fruit, which was fatal to his foe. When his foe came into the garden, he ate the poisonous fruit not knowing it was deadly, and it killed him. The speaker's wrath had borne the poison tree that led to his foe's demise.

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    A Poison Tree (by William Blake)

    I was
    with my
    I
    my wrath, my wrath did
    I was
    with my
    I told it
    t, my wrath did
    And I
    it in
    Night & morning with my tears
    And I
    it with
    And with soft
    And it
    Till it
    And my foe
    And he

    :
    .
    ,
    ;
    ,
    .

    both day and

    an

    bright.
    it
    that it was

    And into my garden


    When the night had
    In the morning
    My foe

    ,
    .

    .
    the
    I see
    beneath the

    ;
    .

    A Poison Tree (by William Blake)


    I was
    with my
    I
    my wrath, my wrath did
    I was
    with my
    I told it
    t, my wrath did
    And I
    it in
    Night & morning with my tears
    And I
    it with
    And with soft
    And it
    Till it
    And my foe
    And he
    And into my garden
    When the night had
    In the morning
    My foe

    :
    .
    ,
    ;
    ,
    .

    both day and


    an

    ,
    bright.

    it
    that it was

    ,
    .

    .
    the
    I see
    beneath the

    ;
    .

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