Poet's Feelings in Search for My Tongue

Many details about our personality and personality can be gathered easily from the way they talk. First of all, they can analyze their accents, understand which country they are from and their background, and can decide which country they live in. For example, it is easy to distinguish Yorkshire accent from Liverpool accent. Secondly, we can judge their honesty and seriousness from the tone of the sound they are using.

The structure of poetry expresses emotions and thoughts about the poet 's identity. "Find my tongue" is a clear three-part layout that symbolizes emotions about the poet's split identity. The distinctly divided verses symbolize the identity of cultural division and division, and the first section represents the difficulty of two fluent languages. "Even so, we can not put them together." This poem has a strong image of poet's emotions about her divided identity. She imagined that the two languages ​​were like two languages. Contrast. The first thing is that the mother tongue rots and dies with taking over the other foreign languages. It is a clear contrast to the second image taken more like positive and fun, like her native language flowers and plants.

Metaphorical words are used in poetry to express opinions about identity. The poet's tongue is expressed as a living being. There is an expanded metaphor in the poem "I am looking for my tongue." Her tongue grows like a flower in her mouth. The same flower shows her back and creates her tongue rooted in her impression. It highlights her emotions about her identity through her native tongue. Guajarati was used to show off two languages ​​in her life and played an important role in this poem. It shows a comparison of the two languages. Guajarati has more "pops" and harsh sound, but English is a softer sound. Guajarati's position: The heart of this poem is both English and give us the impression that two languages ​​can work together in her life.