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Direct address - engages the reader
Wave imagery
we can, if we try, join together move and make connections between seemingly impossible things
Arrest - reaching out between boarders (bridge the gap)
As if, from one coast, you could reach out to/ the next;
Singled out for ethnicity
Caesura around you - emphasises the artificial separation - focuses on our differences
Colloquial language
‘Oi, you, tell us where yer from’
“Mexican wave” - emphasises idea of unity - all doing the same movement as a collective
Despite supporting opposite teams they are all unified by their love of the sport - even those on opposing sides can be brought together
and the way supporters share the one fate […] cresting the Mexican wave of we or us,
Physical and emotional separation
at opposite ends/ my heart’s sunk at separations of us,
Us not in italics - could me more personal rather than a microcosm for humankind as a whole
Expresses concerns but still remains optimistic
Boat imagery?
Is it the individual or the relationship
When it comes to us, colour me unsure./ Something in me, or it, has failed the course/
Anaphora - optimistic tone
Arrest enjambment - literally separates the two concepts (love v loss)
I hope you get, here, where I’m coming from./ I hope you’re with me on this – between love/ and loss –
Colloquial language
Ends on optimistic tone
Single, separate line - overarching idea/conclusion
extending his personal idea of us to all humankind and how we should all work to join together and that this isn’t a ‘fair-fetched’ idea
Unity
Us. I hope, from here on, I can say it/ and though far-fetched, it won’t be too far wrong