Chapter Overview
“My Mother at Sixty‑Six” is a poignant poem by K. Satchidanandan that captures the poet’s surge of emotion as he travels with his elderly mother and realizes her vulnerability. Through simple imagery and heart‑felt reflections, the poem explores themes of aging, mortality, love and emotional distance.
Important Keywords
- Aging: The process of growing older and fragile.
- Mortality: Awareness of life’s finite nature.
- Attachment: Emotional bond between mother and son.
- Memory: Recollection of past moments and relationships.
- Separation Anxiety: The pain felt when leaving a loved one.
- Imagery: Vivid words that evoke senses and feelings.
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