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Question 1

Sonnet

Answer 1

poems are usually related to love which shows that the poem is probably from a wife to husband

petrachan sonnet

Question 2

the writer makes it seem nicer than it is by using

Answer 2

euphemism - ‘gone away’ and later ‘gone far away’ and the metaphor of ‘silent land’

Rather than die
Symbol of death
Emphasising the narrators loneliness

Question 3

Extended metaphor for

Answer 3

death

Question 4

What is she saying in the poem at the end

Answer 4

i would rather you forget me for a while and remember me fondly, than grieve forever and be sad all the time

Question 5

Volta

Answer 5

the changing point in petrachan sonnet (starts at yet)

Question 6

sestet

Answer 6

six lines

Question 7

petrachan sonnet

Answer 7

different to a shakespearean sonnet

it consists of an octave, follow by a volta at line nine and then a further 6 lines

Question 8

Yet

Answer 8

Marks the changing point (Volta) in the peice, this comes between the octave and the seset and highlights the writers use of the Petrarchan sonnet and change of attitude within the pecie

Question 8

If the darkness and corruption leave

Answer 8

Metaphors for sadness

Question 9

Repetition of remeber

Answer 9

To show that the narrator fears her beloved will not carry out her order and to emphasise the point