Plz ! explain how the poet’s use of rhyme to convey a message in “the courage that my mother had.” by edna st. vincent millay

I like poetry to be honest the problem is to interpret the poems. What is there style? What do they mean? Why did the author put this in here? 

Well as for the style this poem: consists of four-line stanzas. Within each 4-line stanza, the final words of the 1st and 3rd lines rhyme, as do the final words of the 2nd and 4th lines. It's important to notice that although the meter of the poem varies in places, each line tends to be arranged in an iambic form. “Iambic” are units of 2 syllables where the 1st syllable is unstressed and the 2nd is stressed.

Now this should answer your question; when the reader like you and me read the poem we can notice that each stanza has a complete thought. The Courage That My Mother Had, shows us that Millay’s sensibility may have matured but that she is still stressed with the themes of her earlier verse. In the book Edna St. Vincent Millay say’s “The world, which she had held no closer at the beginning of her life than she did at the end, gave her as much of pain as it did pleasure. Love, beauty, and life itself had all to be endured as well as enjoyed.” 

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