This quote underscores a profound concern about human impact on both nature and the intrinsic human connection to the natural world. The decline of trees and roses symbolizes environmental degradation, which is often visible and measurable. However, the more subtle yet significant issue is the suppression of the 'Natural Voice' within humans—the innate sense of harmony, authenticity, and instinctual connection to nature. When society suppresses these natural inclinations, it leads to a loss of inner authenticity, emotional depth, and mental well-being. The phrase 'Nature's Man' reminds us that humans are inherently linked to nature, and by dismissing or suppressing this bond, we may experience a sense of disconnection and sorrow. It highlights the importance of acknowledging and embracing our natural instincts and the environment around us. Because societal pressures, modern lifestyles, and technological distractions often encourage conformity and suppression of our genuine selves, this result can be a collective or individual sense of loss and sorrow. Restoring this connection involves recognizing our basic human needs, fostering ecological awareness, and promoting authentic self-expression. Only through embracing and respecting both nature and our innate 'Natural Voice' can we address the sorrow reflected in this quote and foster a more harmonious coexistence with the environment and ourselves.