Power and Conflict Poems - All other poems Flashcards

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What are the big ideas in The Charge of the light Brigade?
Conflict is t______ and soldiers are b_____ h_____
We should h_____ the soldiers who fought for us

A

Conflict is thrilling and soldiers are brave heroes
We should honour the soldiers who fought for us

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The Charge of the light Brigade
‘C_______ to the l____ of them, c______ to the r______ of them.’

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‘Cannon to the left of them, Cannon to the right of them.’

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The Charge of the light Brigade
‘H_____ the light brigade, n______ s__ h________.’

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‘Honour the light brigade, noble six hundred.’

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What are the Big ideas in Bayonet Charge?
The reality of conflict is f____ and c_____
Conflict makes soldiers w______ what they’re f______ for

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The reality of conflict is fast and chaotic
Conflict makes soldiers wonder what they’re fighting for

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Bayonet charge
‘S_______ he a____ and was r_______.’

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‘Suddenly he awoke and was running.’

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Bayonet Charge
‘K____, h____ , human d______ etc / d_____ like l_______.’

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‘King, Honour, human dignity etc / dropped like luxuries.’

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What are the Big ideas in War Photographer?
People in c_______ witness g_____ violence
The news d_______ people to violence

A

People in conflict witness graphic violence
The news desensitises people to violence

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War Photographer
‘How the b_____ s_______ into f_______ d______’

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‘How the blood stained into foreign dust.’

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War Photographer
‘Between the b____ an p__-l____ b_____’

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‘Between the bath and pre-lunch beers’

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What are the big ideas in Poppies?
It’s not just the people d______ involved with conflict that are a______ by it
Conflict can cause l____ and p____ to families

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It’s not just the people directly involved with conflict that are affected by it
Conflict can cause loss and pain to families

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Poppies
‘Without a w_____ c____ or r______ of h___, g_____.’

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‘Without a winter coat or reinforcements of hat, gloves.’

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Poppies
‘The d___ pulled f______ against the s___,/ an o______ s_______.’

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‘The dove pulled freely against the sky,/ an ornamental stitch.’

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What are the Big ideas in ozymandias?
Even the most p_______ people lose their p_____
N_____ and art are more p_______ than man

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Even the most powerful people lose their power
Nature and art are more powerful than man

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Ozymandias
‘S______ of c_____ c________.’

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‘Sneer of cold command’

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Ozymandias
‘The l___ and l_____ s_____ stretch f___ away’

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‘The lone and level sands stretch far away.’

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What are the big ideas in My Last Duchess?
Some people are so p______ they can do a_______
Money can grant you power over l____ and d_____

A

Some people are so powerful they can do anything
Money can grant you power over life and death

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My Last Duchess
‘That’s my last d_____ p_____ on the w_____, l_____ as if she were a_____.’

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‘That’s my last duchess painted on the wall, looking as if she were alive.’

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My Last Duchess
‘I g____ c_____, then all s_____ s_______ t_______.’

A

‘I gave commands, then all smiles stopped together.’

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What are the big ideas in the Extract from the Prelude?
Nature is b_______ and s______
In comparison to n_____, man is s_____

A

Nature is beautiful and seductive
In comparison to nature, man is small

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Extract from the Prelude
‘One s_____ e______ (I was l____ by h____)’

A

‘One summer evening (led by her)’

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Extract from the Prelude
‘A h____ p_____, b____ and h______ … u____ its head.’

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‘A huge peak, black and huge … upreared its head.’

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What are the big ideas in Storm on the Island?
Nature is more p______ than man
We are able to control the power f____ has over us

A

Nature is more powerful than man
We are able to control the power fear has over us

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Storm on the Island
‘We just s___ t____ while the w____ d_____ and s_____.’

A

‘We just sit tight while the wind dives and strafes.’

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Storm on the Island
‘S_____, its a h____ n____ we f_____’

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‘Strange, its a huge nothing we fear.’

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What are the big ideas in The Emigree?
National i_______ has a lasting p____ over us
Memories are powerful; we i________ them and they become part of us

A

National identity has a lasting power over us
Memories are powerful; we idealise them and they become part of us

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The Emigree
‘There once was a c______ (I l____ it as a c_____)’

A

‘There once was a country (I left it as a country)’

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The Emigree
‘I am b_____ by an i_______ of s______’

A

‘I am branded by an impression of sunlight.’

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What are the big ideas in Tissue?
Government d______ can c_____ our lives
We are ultimately in c____ of our d_____ - not governments

A

Government documents can control our lives
We are ultimately in control of our destiny - not governments

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Tissue
‘Might f___ our l____ like p____ k______’

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‘Might fly our lives like paper kites.’

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Tissue
‘M_____ too - the s____ s_____ through their b_______.’

A

‘Maps too - the sun shines through their borders.’