The tree is named after a British naturalist Daines Barrington. The leaves of the Fish poison tree are large, glossy and dark green, crowded in bunches at the tips of branches. Each leaf is broader at ...

Eventually the anger blossoms into a poisoned fruit, the enemy eats the fruit and dies and the speaker seems to be glad of this. However, there is also a sense that they see the destructiveness of ...

Communication: the poet/speaker communicates a direct moral lesson to the reader about the disastrous consequences of his own failure to communicate with another person. 'I told my wrath', 'I told ...