"the mother" by Gwendolyn Brooks

This research paper is being added on to work I currently already have which i will upload as a separate file for comparison and so the paper can flow cohesively. It must argue that the poem “the mother” by Gwendolyn Brooks is pro-choice for abortion. Must include background of the author’s life for proof as well.Must use peer-review journals. Here are the sources to use: file:///C:/Users/Administrator/Documents/Eng%20152/GALEH1430007608.html
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/gwendolyn-brooks

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