The poem, `My mother at sixty-six' is very much notable in its absence of a full stop What effect - English - My Mother at Sixty-six

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The poem, `My mother at sixty-six' is very much notable in its
absence of a full stop What effect does the poet try to bring out
with this styleof writing?

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The fact that the poem is a single sentence rather than a
paragraph, itself describes that the poem is a single thought of
emotion going inside the head of the poet while she is leaving She
is sad and disappointed She is sad because she knows that her
mother is ageing and will soon leave her alone in this world and is
disappointed because she has to leave her in such crucial time She
didn't know whether she will be able to see her mother again or not
Whole poem is on the idea that poet is scared because she has
started noticing her mother losing her beauty, her strength, her
skin colour which are all features of old age and she has realised
that her mother has very less time and her death is approaching and
she couldn't do anything in that

The poem, `My mother at sixty-six' is very much notable in its absence of a full stop. What effect does the poet try to bring out with this styleof writing?