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b. What does the speaker compare her life with?
c. What does the speaker encounter on the stairs?
d. Even though there have been obstacles in the way, what has the spea
continue her journey?
e. Which three pieces of advice does the speaker give the boy?
f. Which sentences are repeated in the poem?
g. Which line is the shortest? Why do you think the poet made this line so
These questions are more difficult. Discuss them first.
h. What is the mother's experience of life?
i. Why do you think she is telling her son about her life in this way?
1. Thinking about the words and phrases used in the poem (the imagery),
the woman's real life would these represent? For example, tacks and sp
represent hardships of a particular kind. Which hardships? Go through
other images, and write what these may represent in real life.​

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h. because true answer 08