"I" tanatu peyarai marantuponatu
by R̲aṣmi
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How does Rashmi use the imagery of forgetting or lost identity—as suggested by the title "I forgot my own name"—to convey the psychological toll of the Sri Lankan civil war on Tamil Muslims?
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In what ways does poetry capture the trauma of conflict differently than a historical text or novel, and how does Rashmi utilize this poetic form to make the harshness of war visceral?
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How does the poet navigate the dual marginalization of being both a Tamil and a Muslim within the landscape of the Sri Lankan conflict?
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