The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is the Hand That Rules the World: Theme of Motherhood
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is the Hand That Rules The World
June 22, 2010
CHAPTER – 15
Central Idea
Reference
This poem is written by William Ross Wallace, (1819-1881). He was born in Dexington, Kentucky. HiBs first poem appeared in 1837. He was lawyer by profession, but spent more time on literature. He composed patriotic songs during the civil wr which became popular. He possessed a splendid imagination as well as poetic diction.
Central Idea
The Central idea of this poem is that the first, noblest and most sacred mission of the mother is to bring up children. Mothers are the real builders of our nation, in the sense that the character of children made or marred by the mother. It is said that:
“Educate women or mothers and the Nation will take charge of itself.”
Theme
A French idealogist Charles force said:
“One could judge the degree of civilization of a country by the social and political possession of its mother.”
Summary
This poem is written by famous American poet William Ross Wallace.
The poet is paying his homage to the mothers because of their holy and sacred task. The mothers bless the palace, cottage and poorman’s equally and make them colourful. Mother’s carry out a great sacred responsibility of bringing up the children. In this world, which is full of evils and vices, a mother is a mark of guidance and protection.
Mothers are the actual trainee of the children. Her affection enables the children to recognize divinity and obey command of Allah. A child’s character depends directly upon the mothers.
Behind every success of accomplishment of the great people is the hand of their mother. Due to the caring guidance which is given in a dedicated and caring manner, a mother can mold the character of a child in good shape.
Mother’s words are so sanctimonious that they are sure to accept because they are strengthened by the worship of angles. So it is true that a mother’s hand that brings up a child is the same that governs every sphere
June 22, 2010
CHAPTER – 15
Central Idea
Reference
This poem is written by William Ross Wallace, (1819-1881). He was born in Dexington, Kentucky. HiBs first poem appeared in 1837. He was lawyer by profession, but spent more time on literature. He composed patriotic songs during the civil wr which became popular. He possessed a splendid imagination as well as poetic diction.
Central Idea
The Central idea of this poem is that the first, noblest and most sacred mission of the mother is to bring up children. Mothers are the real builders of our nation, in the sense that the character of children made or marred by the mother. It is said that:
“Educate women or mothers and the Nation will take charge of itself.”
Theme
A French idealogist Charles force said:
“One could judge the degree of civilization of a country by the social and political possession of its mother.”
Summary
This poem is written by famous American poet William Ross Wallace.
The poet is paying his homage to the mothers because of their holy and sacred task. The mothers bless the palace, cottage and poorman’s equally and make them colourful. Mother’s carry out a great sacred responsibility of bringing up the children. In this world, which is full of evils and vices, a mother is a mark of guidance and protection.
Mothers are the actual trainee of the children. Her affection enables the children to recognize divinity and obey command of Allah. A child’s character depends directly upon the mothers.
Behind every success of accomplishment of the great people is the hand of their mother. Due to the caring guidance which is given in a dedicated and caring manner, a mother can mold the character of a child in good shape.
Mother’s words are so sanctimonious that they are sure to accept because they are strengthened by the worship of angles. So it is true that a mother’s hand that brings up a child is the same that governs every sphere