The courage that my mother had
went with her, and is with her still:
rock from new engl...
English, 25.09.2019 01:40 MariaIZweird7578
The courage that my mother had
went with her, and is with her still:
rock from new england quarried;
now granite in a granite hill.
the golden brooch my mother wore
she left behind for me to wear;
i have no thing i treasure more:
yet, it is something i could spare.
oh, if instead she’d left to me
the thing she took into the grave! —
that courage like a rock, which she
has no more need of, and i have.
(edna st. vincent millay, “the courage my mother had”)
what word best describes the tone of the poem above?
giddy
angry
reflective
perplexed
would be nice if anyone would like to give any.
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