P&H Trials

Question 1

Para 2 Mne

Answer 1

I ead sweet gods, the god of bees, aimed at my shadow behind me

Question 2

Para 1 Mne

Answer 2

My rise comes back to crunch the veils of the deaf witch doctor

Question 3

Quote - rise

Answer 3

I rise wit my red hair - biblical and mythological allusion

Question 4

Quote - comesback

Answer 4

theatrical comeback - enjambment

Question 5

Quote - Crunch

Answer 5

The peanut crunching crowd, - confessional poetry

Question 6

Quote - veils

Answer 6

“only temporary” “veils” - marital metaphor

Question 7

Quote - deaf

Answer 7

“Deaf to your please as the fixed stars” - fatalist imagery

Question 8

Quote - Witchdoctor

Answer 8

“the right witchdoctor” - non antagonistic literary manifestation

Question 9

Quote - I eat

Answer 9

I eat men like air - feminist simile, mythological allusion

Question 10

Quote - Sweet gods

Answer 10

I will be a sweet god, I will set them free - repetition, pollinating imagery

Question 11

Quote - the god of bees

Answer 11

Fanatics of their god, the god of bees - antagonistic deification

Question 12

Quote - aimed at

Answer 12

Your daddy had been aiming you at god - hubris

Question 13

Quote - Shadow

Answer 13

ghost inseparable from my shadow - misplaced metaphor

Question 14

Quote - behind me

Answer 14

till your real target—hid behind me - american apostrophe