Why We Plant Trees

There is something unique in having a tree for a companion, 

For trees offer harmony to the spirits of men. 

At the point when the root is profound there are no reasons, 

To fear the breeze or the difference in seasons. 

The most grounded trees we know are found, 

In the most uncovered spots with fruitless ground. 

In the event that we gave up to nature's knowledge we'd before long observe, 

We could ascend solidly grounded, much the same as a tree. 

So go to the woodland for here is rest, 

Tune in to the accounts that trees tell best. 

Express gratitude toward them on the off chance that you would for all they grant, 

One of the most wondrous is the very air we relax. 

They assimilate poisons from the air and water, 

By catching them in their leaves and roots like a goliath blotting surface. 

These are just two of the incalculable beneficial things they do, 

To plant a tree is to show love for other people, not simply you. 

Planting a tree is to plant trust in lives, 

Of people in the future that they may flourish. 

In this way, of the considerable number of ways in life you take it wouldn't do any harm, 

To ensure a couple of them are made of soil.