A musician had said before “No matter how much life sucks, sometimes, there’s always some kind of escape”. In contrast, Kellin Quinn is straight forward with the concept that thing will get tough in certain point of your life but will get better as opposed to the poem. “Mother to Son” by Langston Hughes is an African-American poet who wrote a poem of advice from a mother’s past experiences. The theme is that no matter how hard life gets, never stop walking up your stair.
Langston Hughes uses imagery in his writing as another way to foresee how the mother endured her suffering. For example, in lines 3 and 4, it states “It had tacks in it and splinters”, this exemplifies that the mother talks about her life having problems included in it. Moreover,
Langston Hughes uses imagery in his writing as another way to foresee how the mother endured her suffering. For example, in lines 3 and 4, it states “It had tacks in it and splinters”, this exemplifies that the mother talks about her life having problems included in it. Moreover,