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what is the moral of the poem lord ullins daughter

Moral of the poem:

Anger is a vice that mar's a person's sanity.

No good has ever come out of decisions taken in a fit of anger. Love is the most beautiful emotion God has gifted us with. However, a fit of anger changed everything to Lord Ullin. Lord Ullin failed to understand the lesson of love which his daughter had learnt. This was the reason that he followed his daughter and her lover to kill them both as they had committed a crime. He wasn’t compassionate at all lest his daughter would have stayed alive.

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it gives us the moral that we should not take decisions in rush because they can ruin everything as u know the story that lord ullins daughter loved the chieftain but his father rejected that proposal so as a result of which she decided to elope(run) with his lover...then lord ullin became angry and sent his horsemen after them....and there was one stage when her daughter have to face her angry father or the angry waves of the sea...she eventually decided to go into the sea and finally she dies and lord ullin regreted a lot later on but regretting wont make her daughter aive again so this gives us a moral that never to make rash or hurry decisions..........hope this helps u please give a thumbs up..!!!

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 parents should not force their children to be married off with a person with whom he or she cant live because it will cause pain and only pain in both of partners life

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the theme of lord ullin 's daughter is a romantic set in the medieval period where two lovers namely the lord ullin 's daughter and the chieftain have eloped together and have to cross a stormy sea. this poem has all the elements of life like love ,hatred, fear and the tragic ending gives the poem a dramatic ending

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The poem Lord Ullin's daughter shows various feels like love, fear, kindness, hatered ,grace and care in it by the verses.

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