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rights reserved◎Setareh Ebrahimi,2018  \nThe right of Setareh Ebrahimi to be identified as the author ofthis work has been asserted by her in accordance with Section 77of the Copyright,Designs and Patents Act of 1988.  \nCover design by Joel Auterson  \nPrinted and bound in the United Kingdom  \nA CIP record of this book is available from the British Library.  \nISBN:978-1-9997147-2-7  \ny  \n# IN MYARMSSetareh Ebrahimi\n\nSetareh Ebrahimi is an Iranian-British poet,writer and artist.She was born in Brighton—where she lived for twenty years—aplace that informed her work,outlook and creativity.She nowworks and lives in Faversham.She is an active figure in thecreative writing scene in Kent,running poetry evenings andregularly performing her poetry at different events in the county,as well as the rest of the country.She has been widely publishedin journals and magazines such as Confluence,Brittle Star andThanet PoetryJournal.She obtained her BA in English Literaturefrom the University of Westminster,and her Master's in Englishand American Literature from The University of Kent.  \nContents  \n7Meet the Mothers9Through the Fish Tank11Chest12In the Chain13Cake15Buried Alive17Picture Book18A Ghost in Berlin20Learning to Draw Darwin22The White Witch24In the Nurse's Bed25Wandering Rocks  \n# Meet the Mothers\n\nThey are kind as you are sexlesswhen they meet youas a soft,bounding blur.  \nLike angels they temporarily shadewith wing in overflow.  \nWhen you meet mothersand they know,  \neyes zeroing in in a crowd,instigating immediate,unspoken understanding.Her pupil linked to mineas if a metal line ran through both.  \nWhen you meet mothers unaware,leaving you with debaucherylike a missed fire-swallowing trick.  \nWhen you meet mothers saving their boys,when you meet mothers ruining them,when you meet mothersdoing one via the other.  \nWhen you are cautious confidantesunited against the enemy,resuscitating the land,poised to break apart  \nand build barricades.Sons grown detachedculture against community.When you become a mother,new with joy,  \nholding a toy to be broken,or a man,a boy.","cbCaihYTl006uKgg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihYTl006uKgg","pdf",1176518,34,"English","# Meet the Mothers\n## Through the Fish Tank\n## Chest\n## In the Chain\n## Cake\n## Buried Alive\n## Picture Book\n## A Ghost in Berlin\n## Learning to Draw Darwin\n## The White Witch\n## In the Nurse's Bed\n## Wandering Rocks","[{\"question\":\"What is the central theme introduced in the poem “Meet the Mothers”?\",\"answer\":\"The poem focuses on the complex, contradictory nature of mothers—tender yet unsettling—captured through striking, immediate imagery and an acute sense of recognition.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the collection portray motherhood?\",\"answer\":\"Motherhood is depicted as protective and dangerous at once: saving sons and ruining them, offering joy while also carrying tension, detachment, and the need to rebuild or break apart.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is the 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