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| There Is No Word For Goodbye |
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There Is No Word for Goodbye |
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Author |
Mary TallMountain |
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Genre |
Poem |
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Setting |
Athabaskan, a group of North American Indan, outside in nature, river |
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Point of View |
First person point of view |
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Summary |
The poet wrote about that in Athabaskan, she asked her aunt about the word for goodbye. There is no word for saying goodbye. Sometimes, they just say "Tlaa" which means "see you". They believe that they never leave each other, and they finally can see each other one day if they are separated. |
