Understanding ideas of love and relationships in Ewing’s ‘Origin Story’
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I can explore ideas of love and relationships in Ewing’s ‘Origin Story’.
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The speaker of the poem is most likely Ewing herself, sharing her own personal experience.
The poem explores different types of love: romantic, familial, and love linked to self-identity.
Arguably the poem subverts the conventions of a love poem, offering a realistic presentation.
The title foregrounds the importance of placing value on Black lived experiences and reimagining narratives.
Ewing has said that her work falls under the genre of Afrofuturism.
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