A Reading of "Those Winter Sundays"

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The love shown by the speaker's father is now recognized, but it is too late to give thanks. When the speaker wakes and his father calls him downstairs, he dresses slowly for he fears the "chronic angers of that house" (line 9). ?Chronis angers,' the reason for the boy's hesitation to dress and go downstairs, illustrates the extreme amount of tension that must have been present in the house...
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?Chronis angers,' the reason for the boy's hesitation to dress and go downstairs, illustrates the extreme amount of tension that must have been present in the house. The speaker mentions talking indifferently to his father, followed by "who had driven out the cold" (line 11) as though now he recognizes that he had never treated his father as a loving one even though he got up every morning to do this great chore for his family...
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