In 'First Day after the War', the speaker focuses on the celebration of new beginnings. With dlose reference to diction, imagery and tone, critically discuss the validity of this statement.

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In 'First Day after the War', the speaker focuses on the celebration of new beginnings.

With dlose reference to diction, imagery and tone, critically discuss the validity of this
statement.

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The poem is a celebration of the end of apartheid and of new beginnings

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