Motherhood and Pregnancy

"Being a mother is a choice you make everyday, placing others' happiness and happiness in front of yourself, teaching harder lessons, doing the right things even doing the right things. Please do not do it badly yourself. "MMMMM. Being a mother is one of the most happy and rewarding tasks in the world. Create a new life so that my mother can win in my life, let it pass through the new world and show good way with both hands.

West authors often explore issues related to childbirth and pregnancy in their work. However, Mary Sherry's Frankenstein may be the first person to investigate his mother's anxiety. In the center of the novel there is a nasty scientific concept, but that is also about science. In addition to these, it has some autobiographical value and reflects some of the same problems Mary Sherry encountered in her life. It is said that some of these novels reflect the real events that occur in the writer's life. Her own emotions and emotions are reflected in various stages of the plot. Some of the suffering she is facing is thought to be a source of inspiration for writing this novel. Sherry's birth and mother's death brought about her childhood trauma. Sherry himself was then aborted for her first pregnancy.

In Judith Wright's "lady versus child" lyric poetry, the mother's feelings about pregnancy and childbirth are well expressed. Pregnancy is often considered uncomfortable, but the author explains it as a life changing, enjoyable and continuous experience. These emotions about maternity experiences are portrayed through the use of sentence structure and figurative language. The four section structures of poetry divide experience into four different stages, using figurative words to help describe these stages in an artistic and poetic way. Through the successful use of these two elements, the theme of love affair