My mother has been through many hardships and she informs me and my brother that life is difficult and things will not be given to us. But we have to work hard to earn what we want in life, in order to succeed. She continues to tell us that life is what we make it but it will not be an easy journey. My mother informs me that we will go through a bumpy road that will lead to sharpness and discomfort obstacles. As of today my mother continues to teach me to be an independent young adult. And if I want to be able to afford the things that I want I have to strive to be successful and never look back. The theme of “Mother to Son” is perseverance to live life without giving up. The mother compares her life to a ragged staircase which has “tacks” and “splinters” representing her life hardships and challenges such as financial strain and maintain a household. She is still determined to be “climbin’ on” the stairs despite the pain caused by the “tacks” and “splinters” along the way of every step. The mother encourages her son to never “set down on the steps” from the uphill challenges in life such as living through a struggle. She hopes to see her son face these obstacles rather than turning
My mother has been through many hardships and she informs me and my brother that life is difficult and things will not be given to us. But we have to work hard to earn what we want in life, in order to succeed. She continues to tell us that life is what we make it but it will not be an easy journey. My mother informs me that we will go through a bumpy road that will lead to sharpness and discomfort obstacles. As of today my mother continues to teach me to be an independent young adult. And if I want to be able to afford the things that I want I have to strive to be successful and never look back. The theme of “Mother to Son” is perseverance to live life without giving up. The mother compares her life to a ragged staircase which has “tacks” and “splinters” representing her life hardships and challenges such as financial strain and maintain a household. She is still determined to be “climbin’ on” the stairs despite the pain caused by the “tacks” and “splinters” along the way of every step. The mother encourages her son to never “set down on the steps” from the uphill challenges in life such as living through a struggle. She hopes to see her son face these obstacles rather than turning