line bout "healing star"
He only ever actually praises in the poem things relating to a non-eurocentric view. This includes Seacole being a "healing star" so when he reads the poem he's singing the eurocentric stuff as if it's a childs tale, something that isn't important to him. However Seacole is said quite normally/sung normally, so she evidently is what he sees as what he must know and this is closer to the end when he goes "I carving out me identity" showing not only just "among the wounded" she was a healing star, but he may also be the current wounded and has inspired him to learn more about himself