
Woodman, Spare that Tree!
"Woodman, Spare that Tree!" is a poem by American poet George Pope Morris, first published on January 17, 1837, in the Mirror under the title "The Oak." The poem, which emphasizes the beauty and significance of trees, was later set to music by Henry Russell and gained popularity as a song. Its enduring appeal has made it a notable work in American literature, reflecting Morris's influence as a poet and songwriter of the 19th century.
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