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Creates an unsettling facade of perfection of the suburbs
Imperfections become more adamant (literal and metaphoric cracks)
Portrays the incompetence of the City Planners
Unstoppable desire for perfection
Uses extended metaphor of dentistry to criticise the Planners
poet frustrated with the destruction of culture
Loneliness and isolation is portrayed
how his body has been affected
How he recognises himself now and how much he's changed
How his writing consumes him
description of his actual night sweats
haunting thoughts of childhood and life
how his wife relieves him of this mental anguish
solitude and isolation
recurring motifs of rain as death
the acceptance of death
The overwhelming wonder of the human body
mechanical nature
human emotion ruins the physical creation
How the dad kept the image of the mother alive, and how he is in denial
Portrays the dad's emotions about the mum dying
How the speaker reacts about both his parents dying
warmth of language juxtaposes grief, supporting the father and comforting him
He wants the world to recognise his mourning
How much he meant to him
His whole world is ending, using expansive imagery
Portrays his view of life as a child, wondering if life would be fair
How some love life and some hate it which foreshadows his neutral view at the end
Portrays his view on life as an old man as he decides on middle ground
Manipulative nature of the caller
Portrays the speaker trying to wrap her head around it, in disbelief
Portrays the realisation the speaker has been tricked
general dissatisfaction
complications and difficulties
overall review about how life should be simplified
respect over attitude, and achievements
what she achieved despite her restrictions
she can finally be seen as the artist by her GGgrandaughter
Conveys the sense of regret and guilt at discovering the fly
Conveys the mesmerising beauty of fly
How he contemplates the transience of human life, and the meaninglessness of death
Conveys the passing of time / transience of life
Portrays what Ozymandias would have been like when he was alive
Portrays what his statue and power are like now
Uses natural imagery in order to convey the beautiful simplicity of life
How the poet uses the idea of worship and god to convey the goodness in life
Mans perseverance