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“I am no parasite”
Simple Sentence
“I am meant to be free”
Simple Sentence
He liked the independence and though he resented the doves that sometimes rested on his branches, they did not stay long for they soon flew away.
Compound-Complex Sentence
“I am this old and tall”
Simple Sentence
Yes, his roots were sunk deep in the soil and he had really thrived, drawing sustenance from the earth, the sun and the rain.
Complex Sentence
"I am the hardiest of all the trees.”
Simple Sentence
The old tree took in every word and for a while was quite astounded by the truth and profundity as uttered by the pesky weed below.
Complex Sentence
“I know a lot about love because I have seen what those in love do, the pain they bear, and their joys as well"
Complex Sentence
“I am deeply touched”
Simple Sentence
“They are going to cut you down, kill you, and they will kill me, too”
Compound Sentence
The fall had bruised the orchid and crushed some of her flowers but she still clung to the old molave.
Complex Sentence
“Only death can set us apart.”
Simple Sentence
Your branches have no symmetry.
Simple Sentence
Impotence that was not too distant from uselessness.
Simple Sentence
He was now forced to think, not so much to reply to this upstart but to reaffirm for himself, the pith, the reason for being.
Complex Sentence
“Fate or not, I don’t want you clinging to me.”
Complex Sentence
