Poem

Abdul Rahman Shiil The narrator of this poetry, who is of mixed race, describes the gifts of tog and jewellery sent to her in England by her Pakistani relatives. She is drawn to the loveliness of these things, except feels turned on(p) wearing them. She feels more comfortable in side of meaning clothes - denim and cord. She contrasts the beautiful clothes and jewellery of India with long-winded English cardigans/from Marks and Spencer. She tries to remember what it was similar for her family to travel to England. Her facts of her birthplace, which she go away as a baby, come to her only through honest-to-goodness photographs and report reports. She tries to imagine what that world might be want This metrical composition is some someone of no dogged nationality, who lives in two worlds. Poet shows the queer presents with what she saw in her school, and with the things her aunts wanted in return. Poet admired presents, but felt they were too stabbing for her. The gi rl in the poem doesnt bet much of the salwar kameez because its old-fashioned. It says like at school, fashions changed. She prefers denim and corduroy (I longed for denim and corduroy), so she rump be more like her school friend, especi on the wholey at weekends.

When she first came to England she didnt want to, it says she was screaming all the way (line 50) but now she quite a likes it. The girl in the poem doesnt quite know what to think about the presents. The way she describes them makes them conk out beautiful. Peacock-blue and glistering like an orange split yield but when she puts them on she does nt feel right. I could never be as adorable! as those clothes she admires the way the clothes have microscopical reverberates embroidered on them I admired the mirror work... If you want to bugger off a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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