The Attitude and Believe of Individuals Living in The Social Class of Proletariat

'light streaming from his mouth to shape her name,

'not Florence and not Flo but always Florrie.'

But also in that sentence, I think it has another meaning, namely the meaning of the religious side of Harrison's father, which he always mentions his belief or God. Shape her name in my interpretation, it can be calling God or praying by calling her God's name. So I think that here Harrison's father is a very religious person and devout to his religion. 

The phrase "A tongue that weighs like lead" seems to be a metaphor for how Harrison's father felt about the negative words of society that he could not bear. and This sentence is also related to the next sentence. "The baker that no one will ever see rises up and England is made to feel like a stupid fool" so here Harrison's father is seen as a fool which means loser or fool. He is basically disliked by society.

"A tongue that weighs like lead" that sentence also can be meaning that here Harrison is also still trying to challenge his father's belief by saying as if he can only get everything on this earth. until he thought that his father should have abandoned that belief even before he died. But because his father was too religious, He thought that his father was sutter so he only said words that he usually says. 

As I mentioned at the beginning of the analysis, that Harrison's father is in the 3rd social class which may not be ignored by other people or society or is only underestimated so Harrison wrote 'The baker's man that no one will see rise

and England made him feel like some dull oaf' 

that even his father was not considered by others. But instead he became a religious person. Indeed, many people with low social class further strengthen their faith by asking for guidance and being given convenience in their life affairs, including the economy, which they complain to their God. Conversely, many individuals who are in the upper middle class and upper class are increasingly forgetting their God because they feel they don't need God's help, they can produce a large economy with their own performance.

CONCLUSION

In conclusion, Harrison is talking about his father in this poem, his father is a baker. In this analysis I put the classes that Harrison's father took in and related it to the attitude and religion that he believes. Harrison's father is in the middle lower class, which is Proletariat that have a position in the lower classes. Although he is placed in a lower class, he still has a good attitude and really believes in her religion and God.  

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