Question

John masefield says,"my mother's life made me a man". how does he justify this feeling?​

Answer 1

John Masefield justifies this feeling beautifully.

Explanation:

• While giving birth to John Masefield his mother died, he longed to meet her in the future.

• He thought if her mother will ever meet her now she will never recognize him.

• He thinks that every woman has to go through the same pain of bearing a child that her mother felt.

• He felt ashamed as he could not give anything to his mother for the sacrifice she made for him and that pain made him a man.