How do men triumph over women still according to the poet John masefield?
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Author:
randalljacobson -
Created:
1 year ago
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Answer:
Explanation:
The poet feels sad that men consider themselves
superior to women and ill treat them. They stamps
out the independence and free of women and behave
in incident and arrogant manner with them.
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Author:
tycilz
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Answer:
Men today, according to poet John Masefield, triumph over women by controlling and exploiting their lives.
Explanation:
The poet laments the fact that men regard themselves as superior to women and treat them badly. They stifle women's independence and freedom, behaving in an obnoxious and arrogant manner with them. He expresses his regret for not treating his mother, and women in general, with respect, despite the fact that they go through a lot of agonies throughout their lives for the sake of their families.
The poet's mother passed away when he was six years old, and he is now an adult. His mother has no idea how he has used the life she has given him. Even if they ran into each other on the road, she might not recognize him because he has matured.
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Author:
puddlesherring
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