Margaret Atwood poem imagining animals' dreams, from natural idylls to nightmares of captivity and human oppression.
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Margaret Atwood poem imagining animals' dreams, from natural idylls to nightmares of captivity and human oppression.
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SIDE THE ANIMALS IN THAT COUNTRY, A FOUNDLING, THE LANDLADY, AT THE TOURIST CENTER IN BOSTON, ROOMINGHOUSE-WINTER, GAME AFTER SUPPER, GIRL AND HORSE-1928, THE SMALL CABIN, MIDWINTER-PRESOLSTICE, 6 A.M. BOSTON-SUMMER SUBLET, DREAMS OF THE ANIMALS, CYCLOPS, YOUNGER SISTER-GOING SWIMMING. SIDE POWER POLITICS, THEY EAT OUT, MY BEAUTIFUL WOODEN LEADER, WE ARE HARD ON EACH OTHER, AT FIRST I WAS GIVEN CENTURIES, YOU REFUSE TO OWN YOURSELF, THEY ARE HOSTILE NATIONS, THEY WERE ALL INACCURATE, TRICKS WITH
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will contain mild spoilers
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Brief references to nightmares of impending death
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Animal rights and anti-captivity themes presented as activism
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Depictions of animal captivity and human oppression
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