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August 26, 2015

 

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Consequently, when the speaker sees himself “inside” (10) the wall he is figuratively suggesting that a deeper part of him is trapped with the past that the monument represents.
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Literally and figuratively, Komunyakaa begins his poem with the image of the speaker “hiding inside the black granite” (2) of the Vietnam veterans’ memorial wall. This image gives the reader and the veteran the representation that he is almost one with the wall and can see himself emotionally inside it...
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