This language this woman summary
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She is adamant about the greatness of her language defending the place and value of English language. This poem is a lover's reply which relates to a central metaphor. ... The narrator assumes the role of a lover who is in love with the language (woman). In reality, the narrator functions more as a lover.
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The type of reversal that occurs with an image formed by a plane mirror. ... Since, however, that is (correctly) to the observer's left, the real reversal is of front and back; the image is 'turned through' itself to face the object – hence the alternative name
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