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What quote reveals that the poet is scottish?

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‘Bonny Lass’ as they say bonny a lot in scotland

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Who is the author?

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Robert burns

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Who is he writing for?

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He is writing for ‘ his dear’ and his ‘bonny lass’

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What does the poet talk about?

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Burns talks about the deep love he has from his partner

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What does the author want the reader to know?

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The love they have for their partner will never
fade even as time passes and distance comes between them.

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How does the author use imagery?

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He uses imagery by describing his love ‘like a red rose that’s newly sprung in june’. A rose had connotations such as; beautiful, romantic, sweet, purity and royalty.

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When was the poem written?

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1794

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Is the text written in a formal or informal voice?

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Formal

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How does the author show his love to his partner by saying ‘till a’ the seas gang dry’?

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The author shows his love by saying this as the seas will never go dry so his love for his dear will never end.

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What rhyme scheme does the first stanza of the poem have?

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A,B,C,B

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Does the poem have any rhyme?

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