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How does Khalil Gibran describe the role of the parents in the live of their children in the
'OUR CHILDREN'
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Answer 1

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How does the poet describe the responsibility of parents in the poem 'On Children'? Answer: Kahlil Gibran tells the parents that they are not the owners of their children. He argues that children have come to this earth as Life's longing for itself and are born as sons and daughters and they are not created by parents.

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Answer 2

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1 ] Kahlil Gibran tells the parents that they are not the owners of their children. He argues that children have come to this earth as Life’s longing for itself and are born as sons and daughters and they are not created by parents. Hence, parents cannot possess their Parents should consider themselves as ‘stewards’ and their role is only stewardship. Gibran wants parents not to look upon their children as their puppets and so not to impose their religion, politics and ideas on the innocent children. Parents may give their own love but not their thoughts, because the children have their own souls. They have the free will to do as they please and have a mind of their own. They are free to think for themselves...

2 ] Parents merely act as ‘guiding lights’ for their children. They have the will to act as who they are and lead their own life and not how their parents want them to. The children have their own future, parents belong tà the yesterdays, but children belonging to the tomorrows. We should only give as much love as we can and should let them grow according to their own potential. We may strive to be like them but we should never trust our past on them. We should resist the temptation of making our child a carbon copy of ourselves...

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