Gwendolyn Brooks Mother
“The Mother” Gwendolyn Brooks
In the poem “The Mother” by Gwendolyn Brooks, she touches on the controversial issues abortion; and the pain that every mother must face in case they choose to get their child aborted. The author gives a broad and general dramatic description on how mothers may feel after the whole situation. Throughout the poem the speaker show signs of grief, regret and pain. Also the speaker’s bring us to her emotional state of mind and expresses her point of view. “The Mother” can also represent what a mother feels like if she loses her child.
From the first stanza of the poem, the speaker explains how she felt about the abortion. In the line “I have heard in the voices of my dim killed children,” The sad mother is hearing
In the poem “The Mother” by Gwendolyn Brooks, she touches on the controversial issues abortion; and the pain that every mother must face in case they choose to get their child aborted. The author gives a broad and general dramatic description on how mothers may feel after the whole situation. Throughout the poem the speaker show signs of grief, regret and pain. Also the speaker’s bring us to her emotional state of mind and expresses her point of view. “The Mother” can also represent what a mother feels like if she loses her child.
From the first stanza of the poem, the speaker explains how she felt about the abortion. In the line “I have heard in the voices of my dim killed children,” The sad mother is hearing