Sharon Olds' The Possessive

Occupational teen revolts are often portrayed as phenomena based on stories, movies, and other kinds of testosterone. People need to recognize the rebellion of the boy against his father, the direction of his life, "system" in his efforts to become male, or rather adult. But in this case, women are rarely settled. What will happen if a little girl grows up? Are they rebellious? They suddenly overwhelmed the estrogen, denied what they taught them since they were born, and removed their former youthful appearance.

Mother often gets hers, her child. Sharon Olds explains her mother's feelings towards her daughter in her work 'The Possessive'. Among them, she uses detailed words to help explain the deep rooted feelings and problems behind her poem. When analyzing this poem it is necessary to break these rhetoric figures and decide how they affect the understanding of poetry. The speaker of this poem is his mother. She explained that her daughter visited the barber. She explains her hairstyle with extremely harsh words and calls a hairdresser "tool sharpener". Bat, we see that her mother does not want her daughter to complete this hairstyle. This can be understood by exaggerating and emphasizing the degree of danger associated with haircut. When she said "a cut curtain of dark paper covering the face", she got harm related to this process.

SHARON OLDS SHARON 0 LDS (1942 -). The American poet Sharon Olds is known for his frankness and pornography, which is known as "purification" and "redemption". Olds poetry collections include Satan (1980), the dead and living (1983), Lamont poetry selection (1983), national book review award (1984), Golden cell (1989), father (1992) . Her recent poems collection is The Wellspring: Poems (1996) and Blood, Tin, Straw (1999). I brushed my daughter 's black silky hair in front of a 35/10 mirror, I saw a gray shining light on my head, a servant of silver behind her. When we started walking, why did we start arriving and did the folds of the neck clarify the thin bones of her waist? I polished her tangled scent before going to bed. This is an old story - the oldest story on our planet. 319

It is new. Fixed and extended the story of the third edition. Poetry ESSA Y S by RICHARD REYNOLDS, M. D. and Johnstone, M. D. Edit

The oldest of the daughters of Sharon - Ma and Pachod, and Connie's wife. An unrealistic, sullen, romantic young woman, Sharon Rose, begins to become pregnant on her first child's pregnancy trip. She and Connie have a grand idea of ​​earning a living for themselves in the city. However, the harsh reality of immigrant life quickly lost these ideas of King Sharon. Her husband abandoned her and her child was born. At the end of the novel she was matured and possessed a lot, and the reader was surprised to find her mother 's indomitable spirit and elegance.