This excerpt from the poem “B” by Sarah Kay revolves around the theme “Apologize for the wrong you’ve done, not for who you are”, with 2 examples of imagery, one for sight “Your eyes refuse to stop shining,” and one for sound “But don’t ever stop singing.” The word choice here is very informal, because it is a spoken word, and it is in the context of a mother to her daughter. I chose the artwork above because it represents the 2 examples of imagery: the eye for sight, and the mouth for sound. This is relevant to my life, because it reminds me to keep pursuing what I love, which is to perform, and that I shouldn’t let the opinions of others drag me down or be something that causes me to apologize for who I am. Finally, this can be relatable
