By beginning the first line with "Sundays too my father got up early,"(line 1) the poet clearly imply that his father got up early not only on Sundays, but also during the entire week. This line is a way to give an image of the hard worker that his father was. His father renounced to the opportunity to rest during his days off for the interest of the family. This is a way to show how carrying the father was for his family. Hayden then went on by portraying the physical appearance of his father "cracked hands that ached from labor in the weekday"(line 4) as another manner of making the reader to feel a little more drama and sympathy for his father. Then, Robert Hayden close seal the first stanza with a simple, short and interesting line "No one ever thanked him" (line 5). This is one of the most important lines in this poem. This line certainly shows how lovely and carrying his father was for the family even though no one ever express any appreciation for what he
By beginning the first line with "Sundays too my father got up early,"(line 1) the poet clearly imply that his father got up early not only on Sundays, but also during the entire week. This line is a way to give an image of the hard worker that his father was. His father renounced to the opportunity to rest during his days off for the interest of the family. This is a way to show how carrying the father was for his family. Hayden then went on by portraying the physical appearance of his father "cracked hands that ached from labor in the weekday"(line 4) as another manner of making the reader to feel a little more drama and sympathy for his father. Then, Robert Hayden close seal the first stanza with a simple, short and interesting line "No one ever thanked him" (line 5). This is one of the most important lines in this poem. This line certainly shows how lovely and carrying his father was for the family even though no one ever express any appreciation for what he