Who's Taller?
Who's Taller? - meaning Summary
Height as Social Judgment
This short poem argues that "taller" is not an absolute fact but a social judgment shaped by rules and context. Each line names a different condition — the judge, footwear, hair, even a chair — showing how status or advantage depends on external choices and arbitrary measures. The tone is playful yet pointed, inviting readers to question how standards and authority determine comparisons between people.
Read Complete AnalysesDepends on if the judge is fair, Depends how high the heels you wear, Depends on if they count the hair, Depends if they allow the chair.
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