Zusammenfassung der Ressource
This is my letter to the
world
- Perception of Belonging
- Familial connotation, the
unconditional nature
- "Sweet- countrymen"
- Expectations regarding her
relationship with the larger
world
- "hands I cannot see"
- Tactile imagery creates
a palpable experience
for the reader
- Believes that inherently that she
should belong, shows that desire
to belonging is intrinsic to human
nature
- "Message is committed"
- It is something that is
continuous and unchanging
- Wants to be taken
seriously for her true
nature
- "Judge tenderly- of Me"
- Ideas break down as
piece continues, seen
though hyphens
- Choice to belong to different contexts
- Reaching out to connect with
the larger world, searching for
acceptance
- "This is my letter"
- High modality "is",
cements the intentions of
persona
- Epistolary; i.e. personal
viewpoint allowing
verissimilitude
- "never wrote to me"
- Develops sense of
conditional nature of
belonging; there are two
sides
- Able to connect with nature, less
barriers to belonging
- Emphasised by half rhyme
between "world/told"
- Juxtaposes the differing
relationships between the persona
and the community, and with nature
- "simple news"
- Implies it is a basic process which
should be straight forward yet they
feel the barrier due to complication
- Ability to Enrich or challenge
- Use of first person engaging
reader's conscious, depicting the
ability of the individual
- "I"; "me"
- They have become restricted by the
fear of judgement as a result of not
feeling included
- pleads them to "judge tenderly"
- Adverb accentuates the
desperosity of their
situation