Note Passed To Superman By Anne Salesmanman Analysis

Their Savior Women are often at the verge of dying emotionally in society, and we ask the question " Why so?". Well one of the reasons is that men depict women as lesser being with few qualities, like reproduction being one of them. Women are human beings that have strong emotions, and display a lot more emotions than men do in various occasions. But, there are two poems that come in mind at the time we analyze women in their sexual, racial, and experiential alienation. Plus, they are also written by women. These two poems are "Note Passed To Superman" by Lucille Clifton, and "Her Kind" by Anne Sexton. In the poem "Note Passed To Superman" by Lucille Clifton we are reading about a woman that is asking for a savior to save her from the pit of hell, which is the society that she lives in, and that savior is Superman. In the poem "Her Kind" by Anne Sexton we read about a woman who is an outsider of a society and is about to die for being a witch, as the accusers accuse her of being a witch. The narrator of "Her Kind" depicts various passages that seem to relate to woman, and also seem to understand women 's struggles in life. Including, misunderstandings that women have like " fixed the suppers for the worms and the elves: whining, …show more content…
Why? Because, it depicts sexual, racial, and experiential alienations that are about women only. Aside from this, one may read them as poems about sexual, racial, and experiential alienation if one starts analyzing them very thoroughly. One hint is sure though both are about women. Oppression against women always occurs all the time, because of either their gender and most societies being a patriarchy society, no matter what the situation is. Thus pushing women against the edge, and not having lost complete faith they ask for a