Unchopping a Tree - Summary | The Magic of Words

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Unit Three : Ecology and Environment
Unchopping a Tree
W.S. Merwin
The Magic of Words

In the essay “Unchopping a Tree”, the writer presents impossible example to convey deep meaning. Joining the chopped parts of trees refers to the new plantation of more trees in the open fields, which are full of stumps. Every part of trees refers to the every parts of the nature whether they are small or big. Each and every parts of nature is important. As we are also the creation of the nature, it is our duty to maintain the balance in the nature. We don’t have rights to destroy the nature. Actually we are not destroying the nature but we are destroying ourselves. Our lives totally depend upon the nature. Through the writer’s appeal to join the parts of the chopped trees, he wants to remind human beings about their important works to be done to conserve the greenery of the nature.

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Questions for Practice 

1. Is unchopping a tree possible? What does the essay "Unchopping a Tree" suggest about conservation and against deforestation? 
2. What does the essay "Unchopping a Tree" says for conversation and against deforestation?

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