Poplar

    This sign is rather attractive, harmonious, and beautiful from youth. However, as time passes it starts to create problems for itself. People of this sign tend to be very sensitive to the current of time. They start worrying about old age and its attendant evils too early. This fear makes them even older. It is good influence of close people that can help fight this fear. Therefore, these people should wisely choose their objects of communication.
    
    This sign should be especially careful changing its place of residence: as not every environment is suitable for Poplar's development. Even though this sign needs friends, being in the company of people that were not chosen by it can cause frustration. Poplar is very sensitive to its freedom and independence limitation and can get pessimistic easily. Its love is rather sensitive to the smallest problems. Moreover, even trifles can bowl it down.
    
    From time to time, themselves can move these people, but they often hide it from others, finding a kind of original pleasure in it. Courage and pride help this sign overcome the most complicated problems. Hence, one doesn't anxiety on its face. People of this sign tend to be cheerful and calm. They are not materialists and can be considered altruistic. Also, these people are excellently organized and do not forget about the future.
    
    It is rather hard for people of this sign to be happy in marriage, as they are sensitive. Also, they care too much about being independent. They use indifference accompanied with a smile and joke in 'marriage battles'. If are forced to act differently, they feel dislike towards the partner. The sign has a brilliant mind, which does not become old with years. Its critical mind sometimes may even influence its ambition. Many people of this sign are found among physicians.
    
    The sign features: analytical mind, need for independence, inclination for neurasthenia and pensiveness, intuition and imagination.
    The sign representatives: Mendeleev, Jules Verne, A.Hichkok, and Salvador Dali.

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