Tissue by Imtiaz Dharker

• What is the semantic field mentioned in the study material?

  Light paper
• How are the lines described in the semantic rendering section?

  Thin lines shine through borders
• What does the phrase "even monolith powerful force embrace" suggest in the context of semantic rendering?

  It suggests a strong, unified presence
• What is the effect of enjambment between lines and stanzas in the poem?

  It creates an effect of freedom and flowing movement
• What are the main themes explored in the poem 'Tissue' by Imtiaz Dharker?

  • Power of nature
  • Control
  • Identity
• Who is the poet of the poem 'Tissue'?

  Imtiaz Dharker
• What is the tone of the poem as described in the study material?

  Gentle, flowing, and ethereal
• Where was Imtiaz Dharker born?

  Pakistan
• In which city did Imtiaz Dharker grow up?

  Glasgow
• What is the significance of the title 'Tissue' in the poem?

  It explores the fragility and control of various pieces of paper in our lives
• What are the two different meanings of 'Tissue' explored in the poem?

  Various pieces of paper and the tissue of the human body
• What paradox does the poet explore regarding paper and human life?

  Although paper is fragile and temporary, it controls our lives
• What does the poem question about human understanding?

  It questions how well we understand ourselves and the fragility of humanity
• What collection is the poem 'Tissue' taken from?

  'The Terrorist at my table'
• What is the purpose of the collection 'The Terrorist at my table'?

  It questions how well we know people around us
• How does the poet view the relationship between paper and human life?

  Paper is seen as fragile yet controlling, while human life is precious but temporary
• What does the poet imply about the nature of human life in 'Tissue'?

  Human life is precious but also temporary and fragile