London Flashcards

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1
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C. Where did Blake live

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London, first hand experience

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C. What was the poem from

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A collection called “songs of experience”

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T. “London”

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Capital city-powerful,industrial

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Ov. What were the people like

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Weak, worried, prisioners

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Ov. What type of images are portrayed

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Misery

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Or. What form are the stanzas

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Iambic pentameter

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Or. Regular rhyme scheme

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Security of the powerful juxtaposes poor’s lives

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Or. Same quatrain structure

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Doesn’t change like their suffering

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Or. Stanza 1/2/4 focus

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Suffering creating cyclical structure

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Or. Stanza 3 focus

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Root of suffering

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Or. “In every”

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Anaphora unstoppable suffering

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12
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L. “Charter’d”

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Repetition natural world controlled by money

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L. “Weakness” “ woe”

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Alliteration exposes London’s misery/reality of poor

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L. “ mind frog’d manacles”

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Metaphorical image cycle of poverty, mentally / physically oppressing

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L. “Blood down palace walls”

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Violent imagery, French Revolution, powerfully people are corrupt/ neglect people

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L. “Marriage hearse”

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Oxymoron no sense of happiness , only way to be free is death

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S. 1 person

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Reflects Blake’s attitude

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S. Who does the poem speak for

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The oppressed