We can answer the question about "Mother to Son" in the following manner:
The narrative of the poem "Mother to Son" does not end in the final lines. The mother, who is the speaker of the poem, is talking about the struggles in her life as a black woman.
Her life is not over, nor are the struggles. She will keep on going, keep on climbing those difficult stairs and facing the difficulties. Therefore, the story is not over:
"Don't you fall now-
For I'se still goin', honey,
I'se still climbin',
And life for me ain't been no crystal stair."
- Langston Hughes is the author of the poem "Mother to Son." He was one of the main figures in the Harlem Renaissance Movement.
- In the poem, the speaker is an African-American mother. She uses metaphor to compare life to stairs.
- She says her life has not been crystal stairs, that is, her life has not been easy.
- Quite the contrary, it's been stairs filled with tackles, darkness, turns, obstacles.
- She asks her son to not go back down the stairs, to not give up on everything she has fought for.
- Their story is not over. They will keep on fighting and climbing.
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