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what’s on an afternoon train abt?

white priveledge, casual racism, disconnected relationships

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juxtaposition throughout on an afternoon train?

Sun + Snow

Egland + Jamaica

Him + Her

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what does the juxtaposition in on an afternoon train show

disconnection between cultures in 1955

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style of writting in on an afternoon train? what does it show?

prose, serious, story telling, ordinary, casual racism of 1955, daily/ordinary actions have power

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what’s the ending of on an afternoon train like? what does this show?

hopeful, shows the speaker’s hope for the future

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on an afternoon train ending quote, techniques and meanings

“so sincere she was beautiful” sibilance, positive, acknowledges her good intent

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how is ignorance of white people shown in on an afternoon train

“hard to see why you would leave such a sunny country” priveledge enough to lack education on the matter, people migrated to england in the 50s to find work and a bette QoL

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Themes of Name Journeys

fit in to society

western standards

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Devices used in NAme journoeys

volta in middle, shift from positive to negative

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name journeys Semantic field of connection at the start

entwined, interlacing, woven

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semantic field of broken in name journyes

stumble, discordant, dislodged

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sibilance in name journyes

spriritual sar-sisters

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Meaning of Pot

people disconnected, the need to reconnect with heritage

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contrasting life of pot

“washed” “made “loved” vs isolated, “the glass”

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use of white space

Pot? // Pot?, can’t answer voided life bcs of colonialism and cultural disconnection.

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Themes of Homing?

shldn’t feel shame in who ypu are

importance of industry in small towns

importance of heritage

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Extended metaphor of the box quotes in homing

“beneath the bed” “ lock rusted shut” “jemmied open”

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semantic field of industry quotes homing

“ factories” “night shift” “coal” “railways” followed by “ I wanted to swallow them all”

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themes of homing

identity and family relationships

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meaning

importance of nature and connection to it

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describe the structure of with birds

couplets, excpt last line mirrors loneliness from lack of connection to God

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quotes for man made semantic field of sound

“spoons slam” “can’t hear the barrister over the coffee machine”

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quotes for natural semantic field of sound

“silence collapsed” “blaring so loudly”

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juxtaposition of colour in with birds

“sun syrupped kauri trees” vs “grey tree in London”

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What’s shall earth now more about?

nature=comfort

what man has done to man

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how is god in nature shown in Shall Earth no more..?

metre and structure of a christian hymne

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who is the speaker in Shall earth no more

The earth

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How is the speaker in Shall Earth no more God like

omniscient: “i know”, “I’ve watched thee every hour”

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describe the structure of Shall earth

christian hymn, abab rhyme scheme

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how is the speaker compelling in shall earth

command words, “come back/ return and dwell with me”

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What is Lines written in early spring about?

nature’s harmony

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Quotes for Lines written in early spring on religion

"nature’s holy plan” “belief from Heaven be sent” “my faith” “soul”

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Quotes for semantic field of loss in lines written in an early spring

“sad thought” “lament” “grieved my heart”

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Themes of Lines Written In An Early Spring

-nature

-religion

-what man has done to man