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Both poems “My Papa’s Waltz” by Theodore Roethke and “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden are poems in which the speaker (a son in both cases) attempts to explain his complex relationship with his father. It seems that the two poets are reflecting back in their early lives as young boys and showing different appreciation toward their father. In my interpretation “My Papa’s Waltz” is about a boy and that is excited that his father got home to play with him. Only problem is the speakers father is

The poem Mother to Son by Langston Hughes is a free verse conversation between a mother and her son. The mother talks about the stairs using it as a metaphor for life. She outlines life not being easy by telling her son that the stairs she ascended on was not perfect. When Langston wrote this essay, life was difficult particular for people of color. The mother tells the son that he will have numerous obstacles in life by saying the stairs had various challenges to get pass. Of course, the mother

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interpreting the text. In this deconstructive interpretation of D.H. Lawrence’s “Sons and Lovers”, a biographical context has been created in an attempt to analyse the text by outlining and matching up incidents and/or events, and characters in the novel which are projections of real life events and people in the life of the author himself. Indeed, there are so many things in “Sons and Lovers” that bear resemblances to

life; they want them to do things that were once thought of as impossible. Lord Chesterfield, in the letter to his son, asserts that he does not “mean to dictate as a parent”, but rather “as a friend”, in order to give his son exceptional advice (Chesterfield). He uses various examples of parallelism, such as through the pronoun I, and he also appeals to the audience, in this case his son, with pathos. At the beginning of almost every sentence, he opens with “I” in phrases such as “I employ so much

The father-son relationship in Last of the Mohicans is one of closeness. The fathers and sons live together, hunt together, fight together. There is a physical closeness, not just a emotional parent-child connection. There is a respect between the son and the father that is more like a man to man relationship instead of a man to boy relationship. The father-daughter relationship in Last of the Mohicans is somewhat stereotypical. The father is the protector, the provider, the authority figure

with his son's allows the author, Arthur Miller, to reveal the conflicts that can result in a father son relationship. Willy’s relationship with his older son, Biff differs in conflict from his relationship with his younger son, Happy. Both relationships have their flaws and both relationships have suffered from Willy’s inability to teach his son’s positive values. Happy, the younger of the two sons, has taken on many of his father’s traits. Although he has a rather successful job, he feels the

with incredibly low income, perseverance is a helpful tool to have in a person's toolbox of life. In Langston Hughes poem’ “Mother to Son” the mother is advising her son about the hardships in life with the usage of imagery, metaphors and encouragement. The mother uses her life experiences to teach her son what she had to go through. During her years before her son was born, the mother gives examples of different scenarios she has been through. By giving the image of a broken house, she explains

Prodigal Son can be used to understand the mercy of God. I will show the reader the different ways we can understand the mercy of God in the Parable of the Prodigal Son through the following sections that describe the process of mercy as a conversion, from who are the main characters in the parable within the gospel of Luke to how that mercy is destroyed by the different actions of the human being. The (1) first section is about who are the human beings in the Parable of the Prodigal Son, their principal

three father son relationships. They were all very different but at the same time had many similarities. Being in the Holocaust really changed their relationships. Eliezer and Chlomo and Rabbi Eliahou and his son share some similarities. Both of the fathers worry about their children. Another reason is because at Eliahou’s son left him towards the end, but Eliezer thought about leaving his father earlier in the book. The difference between them is Eliezer never actually left his son, and prayed to