Question

'A Photograph' written by Shirley Toulson explores the significance of memories based on the mother daughter relationship while 'My Mother at sixty-six' is a commentary on the setting in of decay with progress of ageing. write a set of 12 exchanges between Kamala Das and the daughter in the poem, 'A Photograph highlighting the subtleties of human emotions.​

Answer 1

1.Kamala Das: "Do you remember the day we took that photograph?"

2.Daughter: "Yes, I remember it was a sunny day, and we were all so happy."

3.Kamala Das: "The happiness seemed to radiate from within us, as if the sun was shining on our hearts."

4.Daughter: "But do you think that photograph captures the essence of our relationship?"

5.Kamala Das: "Perhaps not, but it does capture a moment in time, a moment that will always hold a special place in my heart."

6.Daughter: "I know what you mean. Sometimes I feel like that photograph is the only thing that reminds me of the mother I used to know."

7.Kamala Das: "I understand how you feel. The passage of time can be so cruel, can't it?"

8.Daughter: "Yes, it can be. But I still find comfort in that photograph, in the memories it brings back."

9Kamala Das: "I'm glad it brings you comfort. And even though the photograph may not capture the fullness of our relationship, it's a reminder that our love endures."

10.Daughter: "I'm glad you see it that way. It's hard to let go of the past, but I'm trying to focus on the present and the future."

11.Kamala Das: "I understand. And even though we may not be physically close, our love will always be there, waiting for us to reconnect."

12.Daughter: "I know it will. And I'm grateful for the memories and the love that we share."