Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth

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Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth is a critically acclaimed poetry chapbook by Warsan Shire that explores themes of migration, womanhood, trauma, and diaspora through vivid, intimate verse.

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instanceOf book
poetry chapbook
author Warsan Shire NERFINISHED
authorNationality Somali-British
containsPoem Birds
For Women Who Are Difficult to Love NERFINISHED
In Love and In War NERFINISHED
The House NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception critically acclaimed
format chapbook
genre poetry
hasTheme body
diaspora
displacement
family
identity
intergenerational trauma
intimacy
memory
migration
motherhood
patriarchy
refugee experience
religion
sexuality
trauma
violence against women
war
womanhood
influencedBy African diaspora experiences
Somali oral tradition NERFINISHED
isbn 9781905233294
language English
literaryForm lyric poetry
literaryMovement contemporary poetry
medium print
notableFor exploration of African diaspora
intimate voice
vivid imagery
originalPublicationDate 2011
pageCount 38
publicationYear 2011
publisher flipped eye publishing NERFINISHED
setting London, England
surface form: London

Somali diaspora
subjectMatter experiences of refugee women
relationships between mothers and daughters
targetAudience adult readers

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