The approach to life that the mother presents in the poem is to believe in persevering despite obstacles, as shown in the third answer option. This is supported by the following textual evidence:
"For I'se still goin', honey, / I'se still climbin'"
Why does the mother believe in this life work?
- The mother, featured in the poem, did not have an easy life.
- He had to face many challenges, which were difficult to overcome, but which she could not let prevail.
- That's because she needed to keep fighting and overcoming the challenges both for herself and for her children.
- However, the challenges keep appearing and for this reason, the mother says that it is not possible to stop fighting them.
In this case, we can consider that perseverance and resilience compose the theme of this poem.
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