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there's a way
around, over, or through
there's a gate
maybe a ladder
a door
a sentinel who
sometimes sleeps
there are secret passwords
you can overhear
there are methods of torture
for extracting clues
to maps of underground passageways
there are zepplins
helicopters, rockets, bombs
bettering rams
armies with trumpets
whose all at once blast
shatters the foundations
there are words
to whisper by a loose brick
wailing prayers to utter
special codes to tap
birds to carry messages
taped to their feet
there are letters to be written
novels even
I am standing staring at the top
lost in the clouds
I hear every sound you make
but cannot see you
a voice cries faint as in a dream
from the belly
of the wall
can someone give tips on how to understand this?
Is there a major theme?
'"'Where there"'"s A Wall'"', by Joy Kogawa, is a poem describing the lost hope that many people have. This poem"'"s general message is to teach people that when you see a barrier in your path, not to stop and give up, but to pursue the path no matter what. The poem begins by stating wherever there is a wall there is a way through it, around it, over it or even under it. '"'There are zeppelins, helicopters, / rockets, bombs, battering rams…'"' she lists many ways to overcome the wall. In fact, the whole poem is filled with different possibilities of how to surpass the wall. Perhaps showing people"'"s general frequency to give up hope and lose trust in God when a simple structure comes between them and their goal. Having faith and trusting in God will show you all the possible ways to overcome the structure.
The wall, of course, is a figurative meaning of any obstacle in ones life that may prevent them from continuing in their search for what they desire.
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