With whom does the tree share its fruits?
The tree shares its fruits with the traveller who rests under the tree.
The bird who nests on the tree, the squirrel who runs up the tree, and the rabbit who lives under the tree all enjoy the fruits.
The tree also shares with 'you' to share with 'me' - meaning friends and family.
Explanation
The poem 'Fruits for all' mentions five yellow mangoes shared with: the traveller, the bird, the squirrel, the rabbit, and a friend. The poem teaches sharing and caring for all creatures.
Solution Steps
The tree shares fruits with the traveller who rests under it
The bird who nests on the tree receives fruits
The squirrel who runs up the tree is a recipient
The rabbit who lives under the tree benefits from the fruits
Friends and family share the fruits through 'you' and 'me'