Question

comment on the sufferings of a mother in the poem the night at scorpion​

Answer 1

Answer:

This poem is about how the scorpion stung the poet's mother and the mother's love for her children. to crawl beneath a sack of rice. ... Their reason for this is that they believe that as the scorpion moves, his poison moves in the blood of the mother.

Answer 2

The mother was in excruciating pain and was twisting.

• The question has been asked from the poem The Night of the Scorpion.
• After the bite, she was in severe pain, but she was grateful that the reptile did not harm her children. This is an example of her selfless love.
• She gasps and moans, twisting and writhing in anguish on the mat.
• After hearing about the incident, even the neighbours came inside in a group to soothe the family.
• She remembers Allmighty, as soon as the poison wears off.