Why does the poet say the beach holiday is the past and mine is her laughter?
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The beach holiday was the past of poet's mother when she went there with her cousins. But now the poet's mother is no longer in this world, so her laughter has became his past.
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Time spares none!. Gone are children days of the poet's mother.'The sea holiday' become 'her past'. The photograph flashes back to the scene that was captured about thirty years ago. Gone is the carefree laughter of the sweet girl who was just twelve or so at that time. For the poet the laughter of the mother has also become a thing of the past.
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