Poem

tongue

Title tongue
Author Celia de Fréine

Instances of Publication

A published appearance of this poem.

Collection/Anthology Year of Publication Medium View Details
Immram/Odyssey 2010 Print Collection View Details
Publication Instance Details #395
Collection/Anthology Details
Collection/Anthology Immram/Odyssey
Date of Publication 2010
Publisher Arlen House (Ireland)
Page Number(s) 53
Publication Overview
Translation Is Multilingual Explicit Irish Context? Ekphrasis Has Paratext? Reference to News, Media or Technology
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
Details
Human Rights Issues
War / Genocide Referenced
Languages
Original Language
Original Poem
Original Author
Genre Short Lyric
Medium Print Collection
Notes This collection of poetry is mostly based in Slovenia. This poem refers to the poet-speaker seeing graffiti, which makes derogatory reference to the 'G8', the so-called 'Group of Eight', the eight most wealthy liberal democracies in the world (now G7 after Russia's departure). There is a reference to a writer speaking of partisans and fascists, in the same location where this graffiti is now located. The poet-speaker refers to her role among the locals, who defer to her as she is a native English speaker.
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