The Use of Imagery in Refugee Mother and Child by Chinua Achebe

Refugee's mother and children are poems that seem to be responses to readers. The bad image of a mother holding a son's body is not only to get empathy from readers but also to help readers look back on their fortunate lives. In fact, Tinuua Cave is the leading author of the cause of Africa, especially due to the corruption of the world. The first section seems to be written as an introduction to the next section. The poet began to imagine the reader "I will quickly forget the picture of my mother's son." This will quickly convey the theme of "Death of a Child" and help to set the "sadness" of poetry.

Chinua Achebe, a true high-level work of refugee's mother and children, is a beautiful poem. Chinua Achebe was born in Ogydi, Nigeria in the 1930s. Tinua wrote this poem after being inspired by citizens of the country of war. He explained the difficulties and sufferings they have to experience. At the beginning of the poem, the mother felt strongly that her child was supposed to die, and her mother did not intend to give up her child. The poet shows his religious beliefs and honesty by comparing his mothers Maria and Jesus with mothers and children. The poet is tying her to religious people. This shows the mother's friendly love for the child. The opening line was a subtraction of the reader's full attention and was completely immersed in poetry

Chinua Cave's "Mother at Refugee Camp" also covers the theme of memorial and inevitability. This poem was written during the civil war in Biafra, is a unique expression of love between mother and child. The contemporary poet is inspired by the hardships and sufferings of his people and draws destruction in the minds of tired and critical mothers. "Mother of refugee camp" first imply a religious image of "Madonna and child". "Madonna and children can not touch" means "the strength of kindness to son". The next line describes the tough, rugged and frustrating situation of "refugee camp" that Achebe uses attractive images and descriptive words to attract reader's sympathy.