2. How is the father’s helplessness brought out in the poem?
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ȶɦɛ ʄǟȶɦɛʀ ɦɛʟքʟɛֆֆռɛֆֆ ɨֆɮʀօʊɢɦȶ օʊȶ ʋɛʀʏ քօɨɢռǟռȶʟʏ ɨռ ȶɦɛքօɛʍ. ȶɦɛ ʄǟȶɦɛʀ ǟռɖ ȶɦɛ ֆօռ ɖօ ռօȶ ȶǟʟӄ ȶօ ɛǟƈɦ օȶɦɛʀ ǟռɖ, ֆօ, օռʟʏ ֆɨʟɛռƈɛ քʀɛʋǟɨʟֆ. ȶɦɛ ʄǟȶɦɛʀ ɖօɛֆ ռօȶ աǟռȶ ɦɨֆ ֆօռ ȶօ ɮɛ ֆɛքǟʀǟȶɛɖ ʄʀօʍ ɦɨʍ, ɮʊȶ ɨȶ ɨֆ ɨռ ʋǟɨռ.
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The father helplessness is brought out very poignantly in the poem. The father and the son do not talk to each other and, so, only silence prevails. The father does not want his son to be separated from him, but it is in vain.
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