Commonality (poems) Flashcards

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poems written in persona of the wifes

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3 of the poems focus on the the persona of wife’s

  • Anne Hathaway: Wife of Shakespeare
  • Havisham: jilted bride from great expectations
  • Mrs Midas: Wife of King Midas
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Poems written from a females perspective

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  • Anne Hathaway
  • Havisham
  • Mrs Midas: Presumably now a widow, since
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poems written from a female perspective

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3 of the poems focus on the female perspective

  • Anne Hathaway: Shakespeare’s widow reflects fondly on her precious memories happy, passionate marriage in which she sees herself as a integral part of his creativity and career as a dramatist
  • Havisham: jilted bride, vengefully reflects bitterly on her life
  • Mrs Midas: Presumably now a widow, reflects bitterly of her husbands folly, greed and selfishness that ruined their marriage and the hopes she had of having a child
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poems with key ideas of the theme of love

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  • Anne Hathaway
  • Mrs Midas
  • Valentine
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poems with key ideas of the theme of pain

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  • War photographer
  • Mrs Midas
  • Havisham
  • Valentine
  • Originally
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poems with the key ideas of loneliness or solitude

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  • War photographer
  • Mrs Midas
  • Havisham
  • Valentine
  • Originally
  • Anne Hathaway
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poems with the key ideas of destruction

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  • War photographer
  • Mrs Midas
  • Havisham
  • Valentine
  • Originally
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poems with the key ideas of time and memory

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  • War photographer
  • Mrs Midas
  • Havisham
  • Anne Hathaway
  • Originally
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