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Despite utter sadness the poet eventually smiles and bids good bye to her mother. whydoes she do so? is she really happy of the circumstances in the poem my mother at sixty six

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The childhood fear of death and decay now troubled the poet. She is concerned about her mother's frail health and old age. ... The poet smiled and smiled in an effort to reassure herself that she will meet her mother soon. Her words and smiles are a deliberate attempt to hide her real fears and feelings from her mother.

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Hlo good morning have a good day

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Despite utter sadness the poet eventually smiles and bids good bye to her mother. whydoes she do so? is she really happy of the circumstances in the poem my mother at sixty six