‘And Then It Is Done’, Explain.

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Gieve Patel, in his poem “On Killing A Tree” gives a graphic presentation of how man annihilates a tree. Man first makes many cuts on the tree and cuts it down and cuts it into many convenient pieces. Making a deep cavity on the earth, he uproots the tree and finally subjects the tree to such processes as scorching, smoking and hardening to make it fit for for commercial purposes. With this, the killing of the tree is complete.

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