The Accuse By Shirley Kaufman Analysis

The Accuse written by Shirley Kaufman resembles a scene from an attack. Shirley talks about her being the victim and how it affected her after the attack. Overall this poetry took me back to the incidents of being the injured victim of to the Paris attack that occurred recently. From the beginning, “The Knife was much sharper than I thought, and severed the head. I was relieved it stayed on her neck, although she was bleeding across the throat and down the shoulders from under the bun.” According to the news and videos about the attack was that they were victims that were severely injured trying to get help and the paramedics could not save them because they were other people that were brutally injured. At the same time I feel empathy to me and the people that got severely injured or deceased from that attack because we would not be doing stuff that we will be usually when we are severally hurt. …show more content…
During marriage, I will occur many obstacles between my spouses. Some of the obstacles are described in this poem, Kizer said, “She wants to snuggle up to him, to cringe. Down, girl! Keep your distance,” what she is trying to say is that after marriage she seen many females that are single trying to hit on her husband and she needs to find a wat to stop this. Another quote in the story, “How are the children? They must be growing up. At a kind word from him, a look like the old days, the bitch changes her tone; she begins to whimper.” What she tries to explain is that when people she hasn’t seen for a long time and ask questions about your life, you do not know what to say because you may feel embarrassed. This poem basically resembles a reunion because these are the typical questions that occur at these