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This is one of the best encouraging poems that teaches a child the moral values of life. This beautiful poem is written by Paul King. The poem has been taken from the collection of great Aesop's Fables Tales. The year of publication is still unknown. It conveys a great message to all the children, "NEVER BE SO PROUD OF YOURSELF! ONE SHOULD ALWAYS REMAIN HUMBLE OR ELSE ONE HAS TO SUFFER!" Read, learn, and sing along! Also, read The Lion And The Mouse. The Pine Tree And The Reed Encouraging Poems encouraging poems Image Source@ www.youtube.com “You are small and weak,” the pine tree said To the swaying reed by the stream below, “Whereas I am stately, high above you, And have far more to show!” The reed was silent. But soon after this A gale began to bluster and blurt. The rigid pine tree snapped in the wind, But the plant reed bent unhurt. A Few Words About The Poem: In this poem, the pine tree and the reeds were having a conversation. The pine tree is proud of its strong looks and made fun of reeds by saying they were small and weak. The tree said, "You are swaying through the wind, but I am still high above you!" The reeds became sad after hearing this. The leader of the reed told all the reeds to be silent. But then, a heavy storm came all through the day. Because of such heavy storm, the pine tree could not hold himself and it fell on the ground. On the other hand, the reeds were swaying through the wind happily without getting hurt. Also, read Three Things. A little something for the parents: Poems should be an integral part of your child’s growing process as they make their lives more colorful and vibrant by adding a variety of rich experience. So, every child should be encouraged to read more and more poems. Please feel free to share your thoughts in the Comments Below Or let us know if you want us to write poems of your choice. Your feedback is important to us. Thanks in advance.

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The Pine Tree And The Reed