Which personal pronoun should you use in a poem analysis if it is written in the lyrical first person?
I lost a point on my essay because I wrote "…after the lyrical I saw her lover" and the teacher said I should write "his."
Doesn't it really matter? Or do you skip it altogether and write "…after the lyrical I saw the lover" or something similar?
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Since you write “the lyrical me” his Dear partner, because this is gender-neutral and therefore “their” would be wrong.
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You don’t know if the lyrical me is male or female. That’s why.
The lyrical me, so “his”!
it’s called “the me,” that is, “sun and”.