Exploring Maternal Themes in Dorothy Alasky's 'Mother'

This chapter investigates the poem 'Mother' by Dorothy Alasky, focusing on its exploration of motherhood, longing, and the interplay between daily life and myth. The speakers analyze the poem's unique stylistic choices, such as its lack of punctuation and rhythmic flow, which enhance its emotional resonance. Additionally, they discuss the profound imagery and themes of loss, memory, and generational connection woven throughout the narrative.