What action is described in the poem, "My Father is a Simple Man"?

Question 1 options:

A speaker is talking about his father after the older man has died.

A speaker and his father are walking to town to buy a newspaper and having a discussion.

A father is remembering a time when he and his child went to the market.

Speaker and his father are walking to town to buy a newspaper and having a discussion.

Explanation:

"We argue about the price of pomegranates. I convince

him it is the fruit of scholars."

convinces the idea of the interaction between the father and son and the proof of his father is not dead but still alive. The speaker and his father are walking to town to buy a newspaper and having a discussion.

The comparison of orange and life results the scholarly conversation of father and son that describes the actions in the poem "My Father is a Simple Man". The poem expresses the deeper meaning and the greatness of life that revolves as a talk between father and son during their walk.

The action which is described in the poem, "My Father is a Simple Man" is, a speaker and his father are walking to town to buy a newspaper and having a discussion.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

'My Father is a Simple Man' is a very beautiful and meaningful poem written by Luis Omar Salinas. The initial line of the poem begins with 'l walk to town with my father to buy a newspaper' which illustrates the act of a father and a son having a discussion while walking.

The father teaches his son what life really is. They have a very meaningful and deep talks where the father states the son that the essence of life is eternal and one should always be kind and patient, because that's where the greatness lies.