English Literature Poetry - Rubbish at Adultery
- Created by: Laura J Thomas - Team GR
- Created on: 01-04-13 14:17
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- Rubbish at Adultery
- 'Rubbish at adultery'
- paradox
- 'Rubbish'
- informal
- 'Adultery'
- unusual subject
- 'whinge' 'whine'
- alliteration
- 'Must I give up anther night to hear you whinge and whine'
- she doesn't care about how he feels
- 'Fine'
- she doesn't want commitment
- 'I'd settle for a kiss'
- just physical
- 'Couldn't you, for an hour or so'
- no strings attached; one night stand
- 'Must I give up another night to hear you whinge and whine about how terribly grim you feel and what a dreadful swine you are?'
- enjambment; makes it flow; ranting
- 'Yes, I'm aware you're sensitive: a tortured, wounded soul'
- patronising; doesn't take his problems seriously
- 'You say fun takes its toll'
- affair has lost excitement
- 'You're rubbish at adultery'
- dumping him; provoking him
- 'quit'
- sounds like a job
- '****' 'git'
- abusive and growing angrier
- 'Diatribes'
- rant
- 'You're rubbish at adultery. I think you ought to quit. Trouble is, though, fidelity? You're just as **** at it'
- he is useless
- 'Rubbish at adultery'
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