poetry Flashcards

1
Q

which two poems are best to compare about for nature?

A

the prelude and storm on the island

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what is the prelude about?

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it is about the power of nature and how it can affect people

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3
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how does London show the power of humans?

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London shows the difference between the wealthy and the poor

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My Last Duchess - Quote to show Jealousy

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“that spot of joy” This is repeated to emphasise how much he was affected by this. He was unable to control her and her emotions

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5
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Exposure - Structure

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Exposure - Structure

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Exposure - Quote to show Loss

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“All their eyes are ice” Eyes of the living and the dead are empty - life is futile in war, hope and soul alike are lost

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Storm on the Island - Structure

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Shifts from security to fear - turning point at line 14 “But no:”
Caesura indicates final calm before the storm

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Storm on the Island - Quote to show Animalistic imagery

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“spits like a tame cat turned savage” Familiarity turns to fear
- Harsh sounding “spits”
- Could definfitely link this to political unrest

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Remains - Form

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  • No regular line length or rhyme scheme - like a story
  • ‘We’ to ‘I’ - collective experience to personal emotions
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10
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Remains - Context

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Story of a British soldier in Iraq, Taken from interviews

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