Power Of Nature First Hand Perspective- Exposure

Question 1

Significance of tital

Answer 1

Exposure - conotes a vulnerable feeling

Question 2

Method in first line

Answer 2

“Our brains ache, in the merciless iced east winds that knive us…” - personification of nature like it’s deleberately out to get them

Question 3

Key aspects of form and structure

Answer 3

Every stanza is 5 lines long. End of every stanza it shows emotions or what is hapening. First person - unaware if ending. Cyclical structure “but nothing happens”

Question 4

Tenses used in Exposure

Answer 4

Present tense onto future - how soldiers are scared for there own futures

Question 5

Uses of personification used

Answer 5

“Dawn massing in the east her melancholy army”- nature personified as a general in the army. “Winds noncholance” - cannot be botheres

Question 6

Stanza 5 till stanza 6 - what happens

Answer 6

The feelimg that the soldiers are dying :
“Is it that we are dying” “we turn back to our dying”

Question 7

Alliteration

Answer 7

“Pale flakes with fingering stealth come feeling for our faces” - power of nature