Chain Tree.

He was an innocent man lived in hills His dedication was preserving the nature He wandered throughout the life Unfortunate, his soul is wandering forever Fearing the reprisal to the aggressor Who brutally killed him without reason Or saying as to make credit of the findings That the way to hilltop through forest The easiest way he walked through To make it easy to the new gentleman's curiosity After returning said to be committed the mistake The poor man's soul wandered here and there And someone tied a chain to the tree Now the chain tree, offered salutations Or curious looks by the travelers through the way Myth or real story the chain tree is there As a monument of injustice to a poor man Hundreds of years had gone to the past The monument of chain tree resembling the subjugation.