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A Woman's Place Is In The Heart

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English

 

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Karen D

 

Date added:

October 28, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Potted plants have to be taken care of and cannot exist by themselves. Women are not like that according to Walker. She is saying that women cannot be bound to any certain thing or by anything. They are not in need of someone to take care of them despite what someone may have told them or what some men think...
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In the second stanza she says that a woman's "leaves" are not "trimmed to the contours of her sex" (lines 8-10). Walker is saying that her physical shape does not have to be any certain way for her to be a beautiful woman. Women are beautiful just because they are women. Walker goes on to use the metaphor of a fence to represent the confining of a woman to her race, country, motherhood, and husband...
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