English, 03.12.2020 18:40 dezmondpowell
What is the metaphor in the third stanza - what does the speaker mean?
Indian Boy Love Song (#2)
I never spoke
the language
of the old woman
visiting my mother
in winters so cold
they could freeze
the tongue whole.
I never held my head
to their thin chests
believing in the heart.
Indian women, forgive me.
I grew up distant
and always afraid.
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