In "Aunt Imogen" the main conflict accours in the mother house.
"Aunt Imogen" is a poem writen by Edwin Arlington Robinson in which he represents his stance again, gender roles, and whether or not women were obliged to be mothers.
he Blank Verse poem Aunt Imogen is a fine example of Robinson's more vernacular and supple style. There are no thees or thous, no syncope, no elipsis, no aphaerisis.
“Aunt Imogen” depicts the expectations of females and males. On the one hand, females are expected to take care of everyone else, neglect their self needs, and have persistent happiness. on the other hand, males are allowed to do what they want, have unchallenged confidence, say what they want, and think the world is a good place.
