describe the line "both wry in laboured ease of loss" - English - A Photograph

Question

describe the line "both wry in laboured ease of loss"?

Shivangi · Accepted Answer

The above line is taken from the poem "A Photograph" In the poem
the mother looks at the photograph and remembers her cousins and
her childhood The mother remembers the photograph with a fondness
as well as with a sense of loss because that time would never
return Similarly the poet feels upset that the laughter of her
mother will never return to her The sea holiday in the photograph
was the past of the poet's mother and the laughter is the past of
the poet The loss of laughter and the loss of mother were
remembered with a great difficulty Both the losses were natural and
human has to accept the law of nature