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Transformation
Wislaw Szymborska Poems
"A Note"
Relates to Identity through the narrators voice. Seeing how the idenity of said narrator is taken, changes the tone and concept of the poem
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Stories that are never told, or told too often can live without life and die without death
Shadow
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The shadow retains a feeling of childlessness, that slowly fades as the poem progresses
The ending of the poem, feels as if the owner of the shadow is abandoning his own shadow, or a connection is lost with that initial playfulness of the shadow
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PSA Ad Campaign
"A Note" Relations
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"A Note" shows pieces of human bones, the stories behind these artifacts are unknown
"Shadow"
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The abandonment of the Shadow, is clearly seen as a mirror to the abandonment of energy in the children of the Ad Campaign, creating a more powerful message
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Connections
The Poems of Wislaw Szymborska have powerful allusions to the realities of Child Trafficking that the Ad Campaigns are promoting.
Both the Poems and the Ad Campaigns are highlighting a growing transformation between the victims of human trafficking and the transformation of the characters within the poem.