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What the Wood Fire Said to the Boy (excerpt)
Frank Lebby Stanton
What said the wood in the fire
To the little boy that night,
The little boy of the golden hair,
As he rocked himself in his little armchair,
When the blaze was burning bright?
The wood cried, "See,
How they've destroyed me!
I stood in the forest, a beautiful tree,
And waved my branches from east to west,
And many a sweet bird built its nest
In my leaves of green,
That loved to lean
In the springtime over the daisy's head."
One of the messages the poet tries to get across is that trees are important to the environment.
Which lines from the poem support that message?
A. The wood cried, "See,
How they've destroyed me!
B. I stood in the forest, a beautiful tree,
And waved my branches from east to west,
C. And many a sweet bird built its nest
In my leaves of green,
D. That loved to lean
In the springtime over the daisy's head."
C. And many a sweet bird built its nest
In my leaves of green,