Poetry Quotes Flashcards

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Dulce et decorum est : imagery (2)

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  1. And watch the white eyes writhing in his face

2. As under a green sea I saw him drowning

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Dulce et decorum est: Personification (2)

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  1. innocent tongues

2. disappointed shells

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Dulce: Similes (2)

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  1. like a devil’s sick of sin

2. floundering like a man in fire or lime

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Dulce: Repetition (1)

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GAS! Gas!

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Dulce: Rhyme (2)

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  1. Sludge, trudge

2. Fumbling, stumbling

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Dulce : Shows the message

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My friend you would not tell with such high zest

To children ardent for some desperate glory

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What has happened to Lulu? : Alliteration (2)

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  1. late last night

2. flapping free

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Dulce : Alliteration (2)

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  1. Men marched

2. Knock-kneed

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Lulu: Onomatopoeia

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Roar

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Lulu: repetition

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What has happened to Lulu, mother?

What has happened to Lu?

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Lulu: Enjambment

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There’s nothing in her bed but an old rag doll

And by its side a shoe.

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Lulu: Rhyme (2)

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  1. free, be

2. pain, rain

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Lulu: Imagery (1)

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And only a circle on the dusty shelf

Where her money- box used to be?

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Timothy Winters: Simile (2)

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  1. With eyes as wide as a football pool.

2. Ears like bombs and teeth like splinters,

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Winters: Metaphor (2)

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  1. A blitz of a boy is Timothy Winters

2. He licks the patterns off his plate

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Winters: Imagery (1)

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His clothes are enough to scare a crow

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Winters: Rhyme (2)

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  1. crow, blow

2. word, arithmetic-bird

18
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Winters: Message

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And the loudest response in the room is when

Timothy Winters roars ‘Amen!’

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If: Rhyme(2)

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  1. fools, tools

2. spoken, broken

20
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If: Personification (1)

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If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster

21
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If: Repetition (2)

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The words ‘if’ and ‘you’

22
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If: Alliteration (1)

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sixty seconds

23
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If: Assonance (1)

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don’t look too good, nor talk too wise

24
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Cloths of heaven: Message

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Tread softly because you tread on my dreams

25
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Cloths: Repetition (4)

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Repeats the words: (cloths, light, feet, dreams) in the pattern clclfdfd at the end of each line

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Cloths: Imagery(1)

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Enwrought with golden and silver light

27
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Cloths: Assonance (1)

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Of night and light and the half-light

28
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Cloths: Alliteration (1)

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The dim and the dark cloths

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Cloths: Metaphor(1)

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I have spread my dreams under your feet