Explain the line : Both wry with the laboured ease of loss. – from
the poem ‘A Photograph’.
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The poet looks at her mother's photograph clicked when she had gone on a sea holiday. ... Both were tinged with loss-the mother had lost those happy childhood days and the poet had lost her mother. Therefore 'wry'. 'laboured' conveys that both the poet and her mother were struggling, trying to cope with their loss
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- This line is from ‘A Photograph’ by Shirley Toulson. The poet looks at her mother’s photograph clicked when she had gone on a sea holiday. The poet recalls how her mother would laugh while looking at it. The sea holiday was a part of the mother’s childhood, her past and the mother’s laughter is the poet’s past as her mother is no more.
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