"Still I Rise" ilmus 1978. aastal Maya Angelou luuleraamatus And Still I Rise. See on inspireeriv ja jõudu andev luuletus ebaõiglusest ja eelarvamustest ülesaamisest. Seda luuletust saab sotsiaalseks emotsionaalseks õppimiseks eraldi uurida või seda saab õpetada luuleüksuse osana.
The tone of this poem is confident and strong. Each stanza addresses how the oppressor tries to bring her down, but each time she rises above. For example, "You may kill me with your hatefulness, but still, like air, I rise."
Libisema: 2
There is a great deal of figurative language in this poem, especially similes to show comparison. One example is the line, "'Cause I laugh like I got gold mines diggin' in my own backyard."
Libisema: 3
Te pole teretulnud! Oleme paremad kui sina!
The use of similes helps the reader visualize what the poet is trying to get across. One example is, "You may trod me in the very dirt, but still, like dust, I rise."
Libisema: 4
Kas sa tahtsid mind näha purustatuna? Kummardunud pea ja langetatud silmad ? Õlad kukuvad nagu pisarad Nõrgenenud mu hingestatud nutudest ?
This is a nine stanza poem. The lines are uneven and the rhyme scheme changes, but each stanza rhymes in some way.
Libisema: 5
The theme of the poem is self confidence and self respect. There are examples of this throughout the whole poem, as she constantly repeats that she will rise above the oppression.
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