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English lit gcse
Poetry
neutral tones
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Cards (10)
quote 1 :
' we stood by a
pond
that
winter day'
quote 2:
'like
an
ominous
bird
a-wing
...'
quote 3
' and a
pond
edges with
greyish
leaves'
'we
stood
by a pond that
winter
day'
stood- past tense, memory ?, lack of movement- lifeless atmosphere
winter - cold, grey, bleak, dark
'like an ominous bird a-wing'
simile
bird- birds are often used as a symbol of
bad luck
/
death
...- elipsis, signifies the end
' and a pond edged with greyish leaves'
pond- circular narrative, his feelings of resentment have not chnages
greyish- decaying, rotting (like his feelings for her?)
structure:
cyclical rhyme scheme
-
repetition
4 line
stanzas
time shift
neutral
:
an
inpartial
or unbiased state or person
play
grey
cream or
beige
Thomas hardy
:
victorian realist
-
critised
marrige, education etc
many of his novels contain
tragic
characters
he
believed
to be better we must look at the worst
Thomas hardy
:
victorian realist
-
critised
marrige, education etc
many of his novels contain
tragic
characters
he
believed
to be better we must look at the worst