Why does the poet say yet I have killed
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These lines from the poem ‘Father to Son by Elizabeth
Jennings means the father tried to sow the seeds of love in his son’s heart but
since the heart belongs to his son, it was up to him whether to nurture those
seeds into plants of love or dig them out and throw them without bearing any
fruit. The father complains his son did not bother to tend those seeds of
love.
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These lines from the poem ‘Father to Son by Elizabeth
Jennings means the father tried to sow the seeds of love in his son’s heart but
since the heart belongs to his son, it was up to him whether to nurture those
seeds into plants of love or dig them out and throw them without bearing any
fruit. The father complains his son did not bother to tend those seeds of
love.
Jennings means the father tried to sow the seeds of love in his son’s heart but
since the heart belongs to his son, it was up to him whether to nurture those
seeds into plants of love or dig them out and throw them without bearing any
fruit. The father complains his son did not bother to tend those seeds of
love.
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