A Comparison of Two Poems Presents from my Aunts in Pakistan by Moniza Alvi and Search for my Tongue by Sujata Bhatt

Moniza Alvi compares my two verses with my aunt in Pakistan and Sujata Bhatt searches my tongue. Use different themes in your own poem to overcome. To start this article I will show you how Alvi and Bhatt use different perspectives in their poetry to tell the reader their message. In "The gift of a lady in Pakistan", Alvey chose to announce his work from the perspective of the first person's story and reduced it as an opportunity to talk about poetry.

Sujata Bhatt, a hurricane from Grace Nichols, and Sujata Bhatt, a gift from Moniza Alzi's "Find My Tongue" are looking for my tongue. Experience. This poem shows how you feel like losing your mother tongue when you speak a foreign language you live in, but in her dream it came back. - Moniza Alvi and my aunt in Pakistan and Sujata Bhatt are comparing the two poems searching for my tongue This article shows how writers use their own poetry device for their work . How to use various themes to your poem to overcome. To start this article I will introduce you how Alvi and Bhatt use different perspectives in their poetry to communicate their message to the readers.

Her past is shown in her poem "Auntie gift in Paris" comparing my tongue and the gift writer Moniza Alvi from my aunt in Pakistan. This poem tells the reader how it feels about Pakistan, the country where she was born. She lives in the UK and speaks English but since the Pakistan comes and she does not seem to belong anywhere, the boundary of "fixed nationality" summarizes the feelings of this poem. The poem "Find My Tongue" written by Sujata Bhatt is similar to "My gift at Auntie in Pakistan". It is part of two cultures and is j