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Nikki Giovanni. The title “Ego-Tripping,” suggests many things: an actual ego trip or celebration of pride, “tripping” as in acting crazy or having your mind blown, and an ego so...
Ego Tripping (there may be a reason why) Nikki Giovanni. 1943 –. I was born in the congo. I walked to the fertile crescent and built. the sphinx. I designed a pyramid so tough that a star. that only glows every one hundred years falls. into the center giving divine perfect light.
Dive into Nikki Giovanni's "Ego-Tripping" as we unravel the layers of self-empowerment and identity expressed through vivid poetic imagery. This guide offers a comprehensive look at the poem's structure, themes, and literary devices.
“Ego Tripping,” also known as “Ego Tripping (there may be a reason why),” is one of American poet Nikki Giovanni’s most well-known poems. Giovanni first published this poem in 1972, which is the year that also marks Giovanni’s first trip to Africa, three years after the birth of her son.
In her poem “Ego-tripping,” Nikki Giovanni writes, “I am a gazelle so swift / So swift you can't catch me.” The image lingers, for Miss Giovanni resembles a gazelle, with her topaz skin, lustrous eyes, and nervous grace.
Ego-tripping and other poems for young people by Nikki Giovanni. Publication date 1993 Topics Children's poetry, American., African Americans -- Poetry., American poetry -- African American authors. ... Pdf_module_version 0.0.23 Ppi 500 Related-external-id urn:isbn:1613746199 urn:oclc:801363733 ...
Powerfully illustrated by George Ford, Ego-Tripping captures the essence of the African-American experience in ways that have special relevance and appeal for adolescents. Other editions - View...
