Be Good Little Migrant Analysis

Types of language are also a big part of ‘Be Good, Little Migrants’, the composer used first person point of view with an inclusive language by using the words ‘we, us and our’, for example “We’ve saved you from starvation”, line two stanza one. Even though it is written in first person from the migrant’s point of view as in sarcastic to the government of the land she live in. This impact on migrant experience which could be related to the audience experience. Imperative language also played a substantial part in the first stanza, “Just display your gratitude but don’t be heard, don’t be seen.” The word gratitude gives out a strong impact on the quality o being thankful parallel to the quality of command that were