For me, it's about offering someone help, to be there for him/her in a time of need.
The helper beckons him/her into his/her own boat, which might be a safer boat or merely for the fact that he/she can't deal with the upcoming storm (problems in life etc) alone. It could also mean that the person offering help says "come to me, I offer you the possibility of rest during which I will take care of things for you, just to get some pressure off you". So, also offering some time to rest in order to regain powers.
Furthermore, the helper warns the one in need of help of the forthcoming storm which, by the looks of it, may be too overwhelming and there will be nobody there to help when things get a little harsh.
The helper suggests through a rhetoric question that there is no escape from the problems, the one in need can't evade them wherever he/she may go. I dunno what 'wind of autumn' means, sorry, but its position in the entire allegory suggests that it's some sort of energy (like hope) that will keep things going and moving, most likely towards a positive outcome.
Thanks to my subjective approach and my laziness to think about it more thoroughly, I can't figure out the meaning of autumn, mother being cussed or whatever. sigh
@CrippledClimber Autumn is usually used to represent the last years of someone's life.
Leaves drying and falling.
Winds of autumn may just mean "the end is nigh".
@CrippledClimber Autumn is usually used to represent the last years of someone's life.
Leaves drying and falling.
Winds of autumn may just mean "the end is nigh".
For me, it's about offering someone help, to be there for him/her in a time of need.
The helper beckons him/her into his/her own boat, which might be a safer boat or merely for the fact that he/she can't deal with the upcoming storm (problems in life etc) alone. It could also mean that the person offering help says "come to me, I offer you the possibility of rest during which I will take care of things for you, just to get some pressure off you". So, also offering some time to rest in order to regain powers. Furthermore, the helper warns the one in need of help of the forthcoming storm which, by the looks of it, may be too overwhelming and there will be nobody there to help when things get a little harsh. The helper suggests through a rhetoric question that there is no escape from the problems, the one in need can't evade them wherever he/she may go. I dunno what 'wind of autumn' means, sorry, but its position in the entire allegory suggests that it's some sort of energy (like hope) that will keep things going and moving, most likely towards a positive outcome.
Thanks to my subjective approach and my laziness to think about it more thoroughly, I can't figure out the meaning of autumn, mother being cussed or whatever. sigh
@CrippledClimber Autumn is usually used to represent the last years of someone's life. Leaves drying and falling. Winds of autumn may just mean "the end is nigh".
@CrippledClimber Autumn is usually used to represent the last years of someone's life. Leaves drying and falling. Winds of autumn may just mean "the end is nigh".