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Mama grew up around Stratford, OK (as did my Daddy). 2 5 Lulu’s bedroom/ Lulu’s room -Who is asking what has happened to Lulu? I can see all the characteristics you mentioned, and indeed your mom, live on, so eloquently, through you.
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) It is about the sensitive and intense feelings of a child and the attachments that he has with the mother. 12 ( ( ( I wish I could have written a little more eloquently to surround it, but I don't think the message could be lost. 6 So you see my dearest Mama-Yours are hands of love. ) ) 12 ( What does the word ‘cardboard’ denote in the poem? 84 When my son was two, he asked me whether Santa was real. ( ( ( ( 1 ) 4 112 ( ) ) (She is so representative of many of the folks I grew up around in East Texas - just good people.) ) 147 ( Read workbook answers of The Bangle Sellers, get solved questions and expert answers to your questions on The Bangle Sellers in the Englicist question-answer forum. ( ) 11 ) ( 88 ( In this way the poet remembers how his mother used to rock the cradle and sing a Lullaby for him.Answer: The word “lullaby” is used for the cradle song in English but In our language (Hindi or Urdu) the word “lori” is used for it.Answer: The poet’s mother is dead. ) (like I'm gonna give you her name) By the way I am NOT the real author of this poem, the poets name is Tommi Jo Casteel The same goes to this book. In this poem, the poet creates beautiful images that relate to the sight , sound and smell.Answer: There is no rhyme scheme in the poem. ) ( The pleasant smell of the Shiuli flowers which she used to offer in the temple during the Autumn season and which now pomades the air also returns tender feelings and thoughts of his mother. 11 Rachel Iverson. 10 To Unknown: With tears, I am so very humbled and say 'thank you'. 7
2 4 ( 9 ) But her hands have never hauled in wood, or worked in God’s good earth. 1 4 ( ) ( 138 10 ( It was the night when a superstitious culture made his mother suffer from a scorpion-sting which she could have escaped with the help of medicines. ( ( ( But Ma, I say, it’s no disgrace to have workin’ hands like you, and had she lived the life you have, she’d have hands just like it too. 6 : Sample Questions + Answers -Where is the setting of the poem? ( 12 ) All photos and writings belong to Mum's Calling. ) 9 ( ( ) ( 5 (