tissue

Question 1

who wrote tissue

Answer 1

Imtiaz Dharker

Question 2

paper lets the light shine through this

is what could alter things

Answer 2

alter is a homophone for church alter
we are all the same beneath the colour of our skin or it could also be the fact that she wants to alter our perspective

gods light shining through goodness
similarity between Islam and Christianity

Question 3

The back of the Koran where a hand has a written in the names and histories

Answer 3

The back could be classed as transparent protection
whatever culture we come from we all have hands
we aren’t in touch with our names and history
our tissue is our birthright
The Koran is not what makes a similar our relationships are

Question 4

maps to the Sun shines through their borderlines

Answer 4

Clear disdain towards man like structure such as roads are borderlines as they are nothing but a construct
The Sun has religious symbolism
The border line is a differences we’ve imagined

Question 5

find a way to trace a grand design with living tissue

Answer 5

volta about flesh
could link to tracing back heritage
if you go back far enough in history we all have common ground
and mankind have just designed delusional boundaries

Question 6

thinned to be transparent

Answer 6

shows that the borders are easier to break through and the fact they are transparent shows that they were never really there

thin things don’t tend to be long-lasting therefore showing that they are not permanent

Question 7

Turned into your skin

Answer 7

This is the final Volta and it has it online to make clear to the list now that they are meant to consider the meaning of the poem related to their life
She’s asking for acceptance and the colour is a relevant as it has all become transparent