POEMS CONFLICT AND POWER

GCSE ENGLISH AQA

what methods are used in My last duchess

• “my”

• “looking as she were alive”

• 1 stanza

• enjamberment

• “stoop” repition

• “fra panda”

• “ notice neptune though taming a seahorse”

what is the structure of my last duchess and poet

• dramatic monologue, iambic pentamiter

• robert browning

what is the structure and poet of london

• william blake

• quatrine, repetitive structure

what are the methods used in the prelude

• anephora “no” familiar

• “a huge peak, black and huge”

• juxtoposition

• “towered up between me and the stars”

• “seemed, mesured, strode”

• “led by her”

• enjambement

• “act of stealth”

• “sparkiling light”

what is the structure of the prelude and poet

• blank verse

• iambic pentamiter

• william wordsworth

what is the structure of ozymandis

• sonnet broken

• changing rhyme scheme

• percy shelly

what are the methods in ozymandis

• “king of kings”

• “look on my works, ye mighty and dispare”

• “collosul wreck”

• “ sneer”

• juxtaposition

what is the structure in exposure and poet

• wifred owen

• para-ryhme

what are the methods used in exposure

• “winds that knave us”

• “eyes are ice”

• “what are we doing here?”

• cyclical structure - “but nothing happens”

• eppilis “…”

whats the structure of charge of the light brigade? + poet

• Ballard

• dactylic diameter

• Alfred lord Tenneson

• falling rythym

what are the methods used in the charge of the light brigade?

• “valley of death”

• “jaws of death”

• “forward the light brigade”

• “honor repition”

• “shots and shell”

• someone had blundered

what are the methods used in the london?

• “near where charted Thames does flow”

• “every” reptation

• “infants tear”

• “mind-forged manacles”

• “marks of weakness, marks of woe”

what are the methods used in poppies

• enjambermant

• “the gelled blackthorns of your hair”

• “the dove pulled freely agaist the sky an ornemental stitch”

• “spasams”

• “i was brave as i walked with you”

• “riemforcements”

what is the structure and author of poppies

• jane weir

• no ryme scheme or rhythm

what are the methods used in tissue

• “shine through”

• enjamberment

• transparent semantic field

• “raised a structure” “ never ment to last” juxtoposition

• “tissue”

• “the kind you find in a grammar of architecture”

what is the structure and poet of tissue

• imtiaz dharker

• quatrains of an iregular structure

what are the methods used in the emigree

• “there once was a country”

• “bright filled paper wieght”

• “my city takes me dancing”

• “they acuse me of bieng dark in thier free city” juxtaposition

• “i comb its hair”

• “they”

• “my shadow falls evidence of sunlight”

• “childs vocabulary”

• sunlight repition

what is the structure and poet of emigree

• Carol Rumens

• Free verse

what are the methods in storm on the island

• “we are prepared we build our houses squat”

• “the wind that shouts in the street”

• “tame cat “ “turned savage”

• “its a huge nothing we fear”

• exploading comfortably down on the cliffs” juxtaposition

• “bobarded”

• “sea is company”

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what is the structure and poet for Storm on the island

• seamus heaney

• free verse

what are the methods used in the bayonett charge

• “patriotic tear that had brimmed in his eye”

• “sweating like molton iorn from the center of his chest”

• “threw up a yellow hare that rolled like a flame”

• “in what cold clockwork of the stars and nations”

• enjamberment

• “king honor human dignety etcetera dropped like luxuries"”

what is the structure and poet of the bayonett charge

• ted hughes

• three stanzas

• free verse

what are the methods of remains

• “his bl;oody life in my bloody hands”

• “probably armed, possibly not” repition

• coloqial tone

• “all” “I”

• monosolabic tone

• “dug behind enemy line”

• then im home on leave.

• hes here in my head

what is the structure and poet of remains

• simon armatage

• dramatic monologe

what are the methods of war photographer

• “spools of suffering set out in orderd rows”

• “ a priest preparing to intone a mass”

• “ he had a job to do “

• “all flesh is grass” old testemant

• “rural england”

• “to fields wich don’t explode beneath the feet of running children in a nightmare heat”

• “half formed ghost”

• “a hundred agonies”

• “they do not care”

• “impassivly”

• tears between the bath and pre luch beers

what is the structure and poet of war photographer

• Carol Ann Duffy

• four stanzas

• ryming couplets

what are the methods in checking out me history

• “dem tell me” repition

• “nanny de marron”

• “blinded” “bandaged up”

• “cheching out me history” repition

• “shaka de great Zulu”

• eurocentric view creole

what is the structure and poet of checking out me history

• John agard

• No structure or ryming

what is the methods of kamikaze

• “green blue” “translucent”

• “one way jouney into history”

• enjamberment

• “like a huge flag”

• “a tuna the dark prince muscular and dangerous”

• “no longer exisisted” repition

• “which had been the better way to die”

what is the structure and poet of kamikaze

• beatrice garland

• free verse

• tight 7 stanza

• 6 lines