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July 26, 2026Journal of Poetry Therapy

What she sent home

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ARAprillia RhamadhanyZNZakiyya Namirah An NaqiyMZMukhamad Zulianto

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Overview

Poem examines psychological impacts of migration, highlighting sacrifice and exploitation faced by workers.

Key Points

  • The poem investigates the experiences and emotional struggles of a woman migrant worker.
  • Utilizes poetic imagery to convey themes of separation and economic responsibility
  • Explores emotional and psychological realities through metaphor and narrative
  • Focuses on personal and collective trauma related to migration
  • Highlights the conflict between economic necessity and personal sacrifice
  • Sheds light on the loneliness and emotional burden of migration
  • Demonstrates poetry's role in expressing complex feelings surrounding forced labour

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Rhamadhany et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a76fd3aea3239cd78507https://doi.org/10.1080/08893675.2026.2704937
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