Storm on the Island
- Created by: CerinaClocks
- Created on: 31-01-23 07:02
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- Storm on the Island
- Structure
- The lack of Stanza breaks and long sentences shows the overwhelming power of nature.
- Enjambment
- Provides lots of information and the immense impact that the storm has on the environment - damage it causes.
- Cyclical Structure
- That the storm will happen over and over again.
- What is the Poem about?
- This is about the narrator being confident that he is prepared for the storm but gets pulled in the chaos anyway.
- Language of Conflict
- "blast", "pummels", "exploding", "bombarded", "strafes", "salvo"
- This shows that the storm is dangerous and threatening.
- Everyday Language
- "You know what I mean"
- This acts as an Oxymoron with the Language of Conflict stating that the storm and chaos is part of his everyday life.
- "You know what I mean"
- "blast", "pummels", "exploding", "bombarded", "strafes", "salvo"
- Oxymoron
- "exploding comfortably"
- This shows that the narrator has made sense of his storm filled life despite it not making sense to us.
- "exploding comfortably"
- Half Rhyme
- The Half Rhyme shows the storm breaking through order and causing chaos.
- "squat" + "state"
- The Half Rhyme shows the storm breaking through order and causing chaos.
- Structure
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