Question

why does the poet compare his mother with the twisted black bone tree in the poem of mother among other things? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The poet's mother is compared to a blackbone tree because the bark of the tree and the mother's skin have both traveled with time and wrinkled.

Answer 2

The poet compares because the tree has also become as old as the mother.

• The question has been asked from the poem Of Mothers among other Things by AK Ramanujan.
• The blackbone tree is supposed to be turned on the grounds that it has gotten so exceptionally old as the mother.
• The poet's mother is contrasted with a blackbone tree in light of the fact that the bark of the tree and the mother's skin have both gone with time and wrinkled.