Trees Poem by Naila Rais
Trees
Don't cut me, don't cut me
I give you all the things
What bad have I done to you
Don't cut me, don't cut me.
I give you shade
I give you food
I give beauty
And the life.
I'm nature's friend
Without me it's impure
I keep my friend always pure
Don't cut me off I cry, don't cut me off I cry.
I'm great friend of yours
This is the cry of your friend
The friend begs to you
Save me, don't cut me off, I'm your friend tree.
nice to hear your voice NR ONLY STRAIGHT TREES ARE cut stay wise else bend otherwise
Good poem for a fourth grade student Naila! And a great message too for the protection of nature. Congrats on poem of day!
Yes, trees are an integral part of nature and humanity which will always remain indebted to all trees, flora and foliage in jungles or otherwise. Thanks dear poet.
To respect nature! ! And to save the trees. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
Wonderful metaphor, trees are our benefactors and friends and yet we cut them down, to make room for our needless things.
so beautiful and nature friendly..loved it, , clear 10 Wednesday,15th July 2020 preserve the natural wealth it is good for the health of mankind you shall invite diseases o unknown kinds and find in an awkward position Hasmukh Mehta
Don't cut me, don't cut me I give you all the things What bad have I done to you Don't cut me, don't cut me. What a great imagination and great advice. tony
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/5/2025 12:45:14 PM # 1.0.0
a rich nature symbol that stands for life itself in many ways..fine