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i am a tree explanation by dennis brutus​

Answer 1

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I am the tree

I am the treecreaking in the wind

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the night

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheet

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tin

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshack

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the wind

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the windin a shrill sad protest:

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the windin a shrill sad protest:I am the voice

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the windin a shrill sad protest:I am the voicecrying in the night

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the windin a shrill sad protest:I am the voicecrying in the nightthat cries endlessly

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the windin a shrill sad protest:I am the voicecrying in the nightthat cries endlesslyand will not be consoled.

I am the treecreaking in the windoutside in the nighttwisted and stubborn:I am the sheetof the twisted tinshackgrating in the windin a shrill sad protest:I am the voicecrying in the nightthat cries endlesslyand will not be consoled.the first stanza refers to the stubborn Afrikaners who introduced color politics of apartheid second stanza refers to the Britishers as some are against apartheid while some are supporting it.the third stanza refers to the black Afrikaners who were suppressed and exploited by both the regimes

Answer 2

I am a tree

I am a tree is a heart rending poem by Dennis Vincent Brutus​.  It is autobiographical in nature and echoes his thoughts and protests against the colour discrimination known as apartheid in South Africa.

The poem is a short one composed in two non rhythmic quatrains and one quintet . It reflects the agony of a coloured man who craves for acceptance in the society that prevails in his country.

He compares his plight to a tree, old and mangled, left out in the dark , creaking painfully in the cold and rain.

He foregrounds his grief  in the second quatrain by comparing himself to a sheet cruelly twisted by the chilly wind squeezing out nothing but the shrill agony of pain.

He concludes that his cry will continue forever as he will never attain justice. He will forever remain inconsolable.

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