Read the poem and answer the question below

I lost my talk

The talk you took away.

When I was a little girl

At Shubenacadie school.

You snatched it away:

I speak like you

I think like you

I create like you

The scrambled ballad, about my word.

Two ways I talk

Both ways I say,

Your way is more powerful.

 So gently I offer my hand and ask,

Let me find my talk

So I can teach you about me

What do these lines suggest about the speaker?

"I speak like you

I think like you

I create like you"

Submissive nature 

The correct answer is OPTION 1 - submissive nature.

The lines "I speak like you / I think like you / I create like you" suggest the speaker has a submissive nature.

These lines indicate that the speaker has adopted the language, thoughts, and creative expressions of the dominant culture, implying a loss of their original identity and a submission to the imposed ways of the authoritative culture. The repetition emphasizes the influence of the dominant culture on the speaker's identity, highlighting their struggle for recognition of their own voice.