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A 3 page paper which analyzes the poem
“Motherlove” by Sylvia Parker. No additional sources cited.
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a child, focusing on the mother herself and how she loves a child. It does not suggest, to this reader, that the poem may be a positive poem, though one
would hope so. It does not, however, suggest that the poem will be negative either. It may just mean that it is a poem that discusses the various complexities of
a mothers love. Paraphrase In a corner of the room/ a woman sits./ She is my mother/ but my mother when she was a child./ She has been beaten/
and abused. As she grew up she grew stronger/ but that strength was aimed at being strong in beating me./ Now I am grown up and am strong too/
but I am pregnant/ and I fight that part of me inside/ that would beat my own child. In a corner of the room/ a woman sits./ It is my
mother/ a woman I hate/ and distrust./ All those beatings I received/ became something hard/ which I can see now in her eyes/ and her voice./ Even though she may
smile/ I almost find it impossible/ to look at her without remembering/ the feel of the beating/ on my back/ or the cruel nature/ of her voice/ and the look
in her eyes./ Maybe/ I will never be able to forget that and become someone different and better to my child. Connotation One of the most powerful words
that gives the reader different images is the word "strong." When we imagine someone being strong we imagine that they have overcome difficulties and survived. We do not imagine that
they have became strong and hateful, however. Yet, strength, or the growth of strength, is also a very simple survival instinct. In this case we see strong and know
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