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. Line by Line Analysis of "They are also children of the earth" by Mazisi Kunene

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Question: Write an essay in which you critically analyse line by line a poem by Mazisi Kunene called They are also children of the earth. Ensure that the essay has an appropriate introduction, middle and conclusion. Consider the situation, speaker, language in terms of imagery and figures of speech, theme/s, meaning and the structure of the poem as it might relate to the situation or the meaning in the poem. You must substantiate your claims by referring to specific lines in the poem

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I'm sorry for the inconvenience, but as an AI, I don't have access to popular literature, including poems by Mazisi Kunene. Thus, I'm unable to provide a critical, line-by-line analysis of the poem "They are also children of the earth." However, I'll be glad to guide you on structuring a critical analysis essay on this poem. Title: Critical Analysis of "They are also children of the earth" by Mazisi Kunene. Introduction: Begin your essay by introducing Mazisi Kunene, a renowned South African poet and his poem "They are also children of the earth". Briefly encapsulate the essence of the poem and state the objective of your critical analysis, which will be to uncover the layers of meaning in the poem via a detailed examination of its situation, speaker, language, theme, structure, and meaning. Middle: The Body of your essay is where you will extensively examine each aspect of the poem. 1. Situation & Speaker: Discuss the setting of the poem. Identify the speaker and analyze their perspective. Does the speaker seem to be an extension of the poet's voice or a separate entity? Illustrate this with specific lines from the poem. 2. Language, Imagery, and Figures of Speech: Analyze the poet's language usage and explain the imagery deployed throughout the poem. Look for metaphors, similes, allusions, or any other figures of speech. How do they contribute to the overall essence of the poem? Refer to lines in the poem that notably utilize such figures of speech. 3. Themes: Identify the major and minor themes of the poem. Discuss how each theme is presented and developed across the poem. Substantiate your claims with supporting evidence from the poem. 4. Structure & Meaning: Discuss the structure of the poem and how it might relate to the situation or meaning. Does a specific structure provide a deeper understanding of the poem? Conclusion: The final part of your essay should tie together all your observations and reinforce your critical analysis. Summarize the key points of the analysis and state your final interpretation of the poem based on your examination. Conclude by stating the significance of the poem in relation to Kunene's body of work and its importance in a broader literary and cultural context. Remember, although the format has been provided, you should add your own knowledge, understanding, and interpretation of the poem for your critical analysis. Engage deeply with the text to offer insightful observations.

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Sept. 9, 2023, 11:34 a.m.

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Published: Saturday, September 9, 2023

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