Poem Qoutatioms Flashcards
Kamikaze : full of powerful encantations
Suggests the piolet was under some kind of spell hints the influence of patriotic propaganda, e.g. the honour to die for your country 
Kamikaze: He must have looked far down at the little fishing boat strung out like bunting
Irony= the pilot should’ve been aiming for the big enemy ships however the boats catches his eye
Kamikaze: Flashing silver , Perl grey, prawns the loose silver
Make nature sound precious and rare
Kamikaze: -yes grandfather boat
Interjection of direct speech: pilot daughter answering a question from her child
kamikaze: and though came back. My mother never spoke again in his presence, nor did she meet his eyes.
Daughters voice is less detailed description, of his wife was ashamed of him .It hints her pain and empathy of her father.
kamikaze: till gradually we to learn to be silent
How the daughter has learnt to treat her father just like her mother
Kamikaze: and sometimes she said she must have wondered which have been a better way to die
Final short sentence : could be a common on how destructiveness of patriotism is pilots family are ashamed treat him as if he’s dead they may have wished he had fulfilled his mission either way ending in a kind of death
War photographer:  in his dark room he is finally alone
The phrase tells us where he is, in a photographer room. But also hints at the subject matter of these photographs.
War photographer: Belfast .Beirut .Phnom Penh.
The succession of place sounds breaks the soft mood like gunfire. He goes on to list the countries of where he has visited war.
War photographer: All flashes grass
This is a quote from the Bible. This basically means that human life is temporary.
War photographer: he has a job to do
Show simple sentence using monosyllabic words he has to put his emotion aside like a soldier does to do his job.
War photographer: solutions slop in trays
Developing photos also uses sibilance
War photographer: of running children in a nightmare heat
May be a reference to a Vietnam war photo the link hints then important of the photographer work as a photo is sometimes credited with helping to end the war.
War photographer: a half formed ghost
He’s half formed because the photograph is still developing but also suggest his body has been mutated; grotesque imagery
War photographer: 100 agonies and black-and-white
Emotive metaphor to describe his photos having the pictures printed seems to confirm and solidify the suffering they show.
War photographer: blood stained into foreign dust
Reminder that this is still happening somewhere else stained tints the last impact of war
War photographer:
The readers eyeball prick
Prick suggest pain but a smaller amount for a short time this suggest the reader will quickly forget the photos and carry on with their lives
War photographer: they do not care
This is ambiguous. It could refer to the readers of the newspapers who do not care about the victims of war or it could refer to the wider world which is a pathetic about others suffering critical tone.
Poppies: Before
 repetition emphasises the parallel between national and personal morning and remembrance
Poppies: bandage
Image rate of being wounded she is emotionally wounded and he might be wounded in war
Poppies: The gelled blackthorns of your hair
Back phones allude to Jesus who were around of phones when he was crucified they since at the sacrifice her son will make
Poppies: my stomach busy making tucks darts pleats
Sewing imagery conveys her nervousness and physically feeling of anxiety 
Poppies: without a winter coat or reinforcement
Battle imagery makes her sound vulnerable
Poppies: I traced
 touch is an important to the mother. The memorial is a solid object and like her wishes are memories.
