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In "A Poison Tree," what does the tree represent? A. the speaker B. the speaker's appearance C. the speaker's foe D. the speaker's anger
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In "A Poison Tree," what does the tree represent?

A.
the speaker

B.
the speaker's appearance

C.
the speaker's foe

D.
the speaker's anger

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D. The Speaker's anger
You can see this because the poem states that "And I watered it in fears,", it referring to the speakers wrath (anger).
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