English Literature: London
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- Created on: 07-04-21 19:08
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- London
- Chartered street...chartered Thames
- trapped imagery
- something that is 'chartered' highlights the extent of government authority
- they even have control over rivers, which are usually associated with nature and freedom
- Marks of weakness, marks of woe
- emotive language
- this emotive language expresses the extent of the suffering
- Blake's anger at the institutions that fail to help
- In every cry of every Man / In every Infant's cry of fear
- emotive language
- expresses the extent of the suffering
- Blake's anger at the institutions that fail to help
- repetition of 'every; throughout heightens the sense that the problem is widespread
- emotive language
- Every black'ning Church appalls
- colour imagery
- 'black'ning church is associated with ideas of corruption and even death
- Runs in blood down palace walls
- metaphor
- emphasises that the monarchy is guilt of living in luxury while doing nothing to help the struggles of the city
- metaphor
- unpleasant and/or powerful experiences
- The Prelude
- Exposure
- Bayonet Charge
- Remains
- human power and the misuse of power
- My Last Duchess
- Ozymandias
- William Blake (1794)
- Chartered street...chartered Thames
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