A poison tree Flashcards

1
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what person narrative is the poem in?

A

first person.

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what does the first stanza of the poem suggest?

A

the wrath of god / religion.

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what does the second stanza depict?

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the narrators internal conflict and that the narrator feeds their anger.

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what is the extended metaphor in the poison tree?

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it is an extended metaphor of their anger growing like a tree. anger=natural

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what do the words in the title of the poem connotate with ?

A

the word poison connotates with pain death and illness.

the word tree connotates with nature.

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what structural techniques occur at the end of every line in the poem?

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end stopping and rhyming couplets.

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what quote suggests that the narrator feeds their anger?

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’ and i water’d it in fears,
night and morning with my tears;
and i sunned it with smiles,
and with soft deceitful wiles.’

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what does the quote ‘when the night had veil’d the pole:’ suggest?

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this could suggest everything was happening when the narrator was asleep.

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what doe the quote ‘in the morning glad i see my foe outstretch’d beneath the tree.’ suggest?

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it suggests the the narrators internal conflict has killed their relationship with their ‘foe’ or the they have killed their ‘foe’.

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what does the narrator call the person that they are angry at?

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‘Foe’

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