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Drawing from my experience of being gender trolled for my poem, titled “Dear Nationalists”, shared on Facebook and subsequently published in a webzine, I explore the relationship between Northeast Indian Anglophone writings and the role played by language in its reception and the affect elucidated by it. Toward this end, I explore the relationship of English to other local languages/mother tongue to understand its emotive appeal. NIAL are already read as a mark of disloyalty to the mother tongue or at least invites an opinion of lacking rootedness to one’s native milieu. In this paper I explore whether the adverse reactions to my poem, however disproportionate, can be understood by exploring the reception of a poem, and the role played by gender and cultural identity in the very act of reading.

Dear Nationalists: Writing Poetry in (Anti) Social Media