london by william blake
- Created by: riohobbisxx
- Created on: 14-03-17 19:29
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- London by William Blake
- form
- ABAB
- this rhyme scheme is unbrocken
- shows the relentless misery of the city
- regular rhyme sceme
- reflect the sound of his feet as he walks around
- ABAB
- structure
- first and second stanza
- focuses on things he can here and see
- third stanza
- he holds responsibility
- fourth stanza
- returns looking at people
- shows how the newborn were effected
- first and second stanza
- rhetoric language
- to persuade you to view him in his point of view
- he uses powerful and emotive words to reinforce you in the horror situation
- repetition is used to emphasise the amount of people affected
- 'every... every...every..'
- uses sense
- depressing sights and sounds of the city
- 1st stanza = sees
- 2nd stanza = hears
- 3rd + 4th = visual
- 'youthful harlot's curse'
- there is a curse on london
- pair the poem with
- ozymandias
- light brigade
- my last dutchess
- conflict between the poor and the wealthy
- feelings = anger
- emotive language
- repetition show the narrator is angry
- ' every'
- feelimgs = hopelessness
- ' mind-forged manacles'
- people blamed themeselves
- form
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