Surveillance In Nicelle Davis's 'The Circus Of You'

A women was built to be strong to endure the most dangerous task of giving birth. Holding such an important job a women hold here head up high while having to put up on a strong face in front of the world. A woman with emotions that must hide it all because she knows that the world is watching her attitude changes. The image of a women is portrayed as quiet and meant to do one job and that is to raise the kids. A woman never learned the term divorce because that was something that never happened one women was shocked to learn that her husband had walked out on her. A marriage that was at the end of its course brought out a woman who was afraid of what the world would think with only her son by her side. Nicelle Davis in “In The Circus of You” writes about a woman who is constantly under surveillance because of her marriage ending also feelings like she also is watching everyone back. Surveillance is having to put on an act and hiding what truly is happening through stanza, simile, personification, and metaphor.
In Nicelle Davis’s novel “In the circus of you” a woman is entering into what was once a fairytale to a nightmare she can’t seem to wake up from knowing she is being watched by others as Davis explains in her poem “Cat
The pain she says in other described some of her own pain. The way she felt trapped inside her own head the on going process lead her to want to look at other people so she did not have to look at her messed up life she was living. By looking at other people she could try to forget how bad it felt to have experienced such pain. The pains of other helped her look at them even closer to understand the way she could learn from. The roads that she crossed she would learn a thing or two stories from those around her that change some of her ways of thinking through the tragic moment would go