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My Mother At Sixty-Six

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The poetess said to the other lady:

 

  • ‘See you soon, Amma’

     

  • 'See you soon, sister’

     

  • ‘See you soon, darling’

     

  •  ‘See you soon, auntie’

Solution

A.

‘See you soon, Amma’

 

Some More Questions From My Mother At Sixty-Six Chapter

What do the parting words of the poet and her smile signify?

What did the poetess see one morning while driving from her father’s home? 

How has the poetess portrayed her mother when she was beside her?

 

Why did the poetess look outside her car?

How does the poetess describe the outside world? What does it signify?

 

What type of contracts one can realise in the poem “My Mother At Sixty-six?”

 

What does the poetess notice after the security check?

 

What has been the poetess’s childhood fear?

Or

What was the old familiar ache. That the poet felt when she left for the air port?

 

In the above lines ‘I’ stands for:

 

The narrator conducted herself than by:

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