Analyzing John Macphee's 'Silk Parachute'

In the article “Silk Parachute”, the author John MacPhee states about his recall of his memory with his mother when he was young. MacPhee is a writer who publishes a book every year. He is one of the successful writers in America. Macphee mentions that he had lots of beautiful memories of him with his mother when he was a child. In the article, he also points out that the significant recall about his birthday when he was eleven years old. His mother took him to the observation deck to see airplanes, which were coming and going. MacPhee says that he got a black rubber ball which contained a silk parachute from his mother. According to the author, he implies that the ball gave him an inspiration in his memory that he knew that everything in his memories of his recall was wonderful, which means everything that he had done in his life could give him a graceful memory in the future because it always could come to his minds. …show more content…
McPhee is a writer who publishes a book every year. He is one of the successful writers in America. McPhee mentions that he had lots of beautiful memories of him with his mother when he was a child. In the article, he also points out that the significant recall about his birthday when he was eleven years old. His mother took him to the observation deck to see airplanes, which were coming and going. McPhee says that he got a black rubber ball which contained a silk parachute from his mother. According to the author, he implies that the ball gave him an inspiration in his memory that he knew that everything in his memories of his recall was wonderful, which means everything that he had done in his life could give him a graceful memory in the future because it always could come to his