Poem "Two Mother Remembered" Questions: (a) What is the main theme of the poem "Two Mothers Remembered"? (b) How many mothers does the poet claim to have? (c) What does the poet mean by "two different people, yet with the same name"? (d) What did the first mother give to the poet? (e) How did the poet’s relationship with her mother change as she grew older? (f) What does the poet mean by "her mind clouded so"? (g) How does the poet describe the "second mother"? (h) What does "full circle" mean in the poem "Two Mothers Remembered"? (i) Why does the poet refer to herself as the strength of her mother? (j) What message does the poet convey to her own children in the poem "Two Mothers Remembered"? (k) How are the two mothers different yet the same? (l) What does the poet inherit from her first mother? (m) Why does the poet emphasize loving both mothers? (n) How does the poet portray the mother-daughter bond? (o...

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