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The poem is about the dangers of suppressed anger. In the first stanza, the speaker's anger dissipates when talking to a friend, but grows when kept quiet about anger towards an enemy. In the second stanza, the speaker's anger flourishes in secret. In the third stanza, the anger bears poisonous fruit ("an apple bright") that deceives the enemy. In the fourth stanza, the enemy eats the apple in the night and is poisoned, satisfying the speaker. The poem warns that suppressing anger only makes it grow and can have destructive consequences.
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The poem describes how a speaker's anger towards an enemy grows into wrath. He waters and suns his anger like a plant, allowing it to grow larger over time until it bears a bright apple. His enemy eats the apple and dies under the tree. The speaker felt happy to see his foe dead. The poem warns that bottling up anger will only make it grow in a poisonous way, while discussing problems with friends can help anger subside.
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