Sweetness by Toni Morrison

"It is not my fault So you are not my fault I did not do it I did not know it happened ... It took me an hour to pull her out ..." Morrison) Given the mistake in raising her love and her daughter, the sweetness of Toni Morrison is a bittersweet look at the lonely female's life. Morrison expresses her understanding of her point of view.

Morrison has always chosen to use informal, specific, but specific terms. Familiar words restrict the image, making the reader feel the relationship with the character. "My skin is shallow, my hair is very good, we call it a yellow height, so is Lura's father, so that no one in my family gets that color I can not do it. "(Morrison) The language to be used enters deeply into expectation and environment, and the reader can see the information sources of the author. In addition, by manipulating the tone, the author uses the image to reveal the thought and emotion of the character.

The ability of the author to invoke a strong image in the image, or in the mind of the reader, resonates with strong emotions and emotions. For example, Mr. Morrison talked about a special struggle. For free paper bags for white shoppers ... "(Morrison). This article speaks in a serious, harsh voice, and the reader will discover it soon, and with the power of the image, the reader uses emotion. However, the use of author 's language and sentence structure helps to further understand the reader' s understanding of Morrison 's attempt to say between lines.

Morrison is using rough and rough feeling words that stand out primarily. When a reader reads and hears the author, those words reflect even the harsh nature of the struggle with voice. This sounds as follows: "To the best of my knowledge, taking care of her is that it is like smoking my nipple.I got home and I went to eat "(Morrison). For this purpose, this reflects the author's strict attitude towards her baby.

Morrison manipulated his tone in a short story to make the reader better understand his mother's view. Especially in the mood tone, it affects vocabulary, image, language and sentence structure. Mostly rely on manipulating the emotions of the readers to convey strong messages. Morrison has the ability to attract readers with the power of words

Toni Morrison's short "Sweet" is about what a mother is struggling to accept her daughter. African-American girls were born with much darker skin than their parents' skin, my mother immediately panicked the color of my daughter's skin, life felt embarrassed and caring from her shame and embarrassment. This story evolved when her daughter made a great success in his life and began to regret the way "sweet" mothers treat their children. At the beginning of the story, the mother of Rulan only felt his child was shy and embarrassed. She knew that she was despised and excluded from white society. Throughout the story, as Lulaan grew into a successful African-American woman, her mother's attitude was disappointing. She thinks that she is willing to admit, but the mother of Rulan regretted how to handle children just because he is different.

This is actually the first thing Toni Morrison read. Yes, I ought to be ashamed of myself. There are many books in my house. Of course, my mother, she has mostly Tony Morrison's books. I gaze at a lover. Pull out from the bookshelf of the research, turn the page and read the written fragment. I call it "I will read this book soon." Of course, it has not finished yet. Toni Morrison has everything I love, magical realism, beautiful prose of this style, and a brilliant essay that only penetrates every single drop of these characters' lives. "Sweet" is a small bowl perfect for Morrison's writing.