Understanding how Hardi presents ideas of displacement in 'My Mother's Kitchen'
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I can explain how Hardi presents the impact of displacement in ‘My Mother’s Kitchen’.
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In the poem Hardi speaks of her mother's possessions, the ones she has collected (and lost) fleeing war.
Hardi's poem addresses belonging through the eyes of a refugee, forced to move many times for safety.
Arguably, the poem implies the displacement means refugees never have a chance to belong anywhere.
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