English Literature Poetry - One Flesh
- Created by: Laura J Thomas - Team GR
- Created on: 30-03-13 21:36
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- One Flesh
- 'One Flesh'
- contrast
- 'Lying apart now'
- contrast
- 'Lying apart now'
- 'gently'
- fragile
- 'each in a separate bed'
- apart physically and emotionally
- 'the book he holds unread'
- unfocused; mind is elsewhere
- 'Tossed up like flotsam from a former passion'
- once were in love
- 'How cool they lie They hardly ever touch.'
- passion has died
- 'For which their whole lives were a preparation
- relationships losing their passion is inevitable
- 'confession'
- semantic field of religion
- 'Of having little feeling - or too much'
- juxtaposition; emotional confusion
- 'Silence between them like a thread to hold and not wind in'
- simile; fragile, but still tied together; possibility of rekindling their love
- 'feather'
- hardly noticeable
- 'has now grown cold?'
- love grows old with age
- 'Strangely apart, yet strangely close together'
- oxymoron; repetition
- 'One Flesh'
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