What does the poet represent the wind and snow in 'Any women '
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Katherine Tynan is an Irish born writer who enriched English literature with her novels and poetry. The poem ‘Any Woman’ by Katherine Tynan is a beautiful depicts a woman in her multifaceted role.The poem gives a vivid description of the glory of womanhood – the spirit behind the existence and sustenance of life on earth.
The speaker relates herself with ‘the pillars of the house’, ‘keystone of the arch’, ‘fire upon the hearth’, ‘light of the sun’, ‘heat that warms the earth’, ‘light of love’, ‘twist of the sacred ring’, ‘knot of love’, ‘house from floor to roof’, ‘wall against all danger’ and ‘door against the wind and snow’.In her poem ‘the wind and snow’ stands for the crisis affecting the family.
The line ‘Their door against the wind and snow’ is adjacent to the line refers to the incident in which Virgin Mary gave birth to Jesus Christ. This explains the hardship a woman in the world has to undergo
The speaker relates herself with ‘the pillars of the house’, ‘keystone of the arch’, ‘fire upon the hearth’, ‘light of the sun’, ‘heat that warms the earth’, ‘light of love’, ‘twist of the sacred ring’, ‘knot of love’, ‘house from floor to roof’, ‘wall against all danger’ and ‘door against the wind and snow’.In her poem ‘the wind and snow’ stands for the crisis affecting the family.
The line ‘Their door against the wind and snow’ is adjacent to the line refers to the incident in which Virgin Mary gave birth to Jesus Christ. This explains the hardship a woman in the world has to undergo
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