War Photographer
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- Created on: 12-04-21 14:25
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- War Photographer
- Carol Ann Duffy
- Form
- 4 stanzas with equal length and a regular rhyme scheme
- the use of enjambement reflects the gradual revealing of the photo as it develops
- Structure
- Poem follows the actions and thoughts of the photographer
- Religious imagery
- reference to religion makes it sound like the photographer is a priest
- sounds like he is conducting a funeral when he's developing the photos
- reference to religion makes it sound like the photographer is a priest
- Religious imagery
- Change in 3rd stanza - photographer remember specific death
- final stanza - focused on the photographer's work
- Poem follows the actions and thoughts of the photographer
- Contrast
- Presents 'Rural England' as a contrast to war zone
- grieving window is compared with people in England
- ironic, photographer is detached in the war zone but is attached and affected when home
- Presents 'Rural England' as a contrast to war zone
- Emotive language
- poem full of powerful, emotive imagery
- reflects the sorrow of war seen by the photographer
- Duffy represents the true horrid of conflict in her work
- poem full of powerful, emotive imagery
- it is 'set out in ordered rows'
- photographer takes care in his work
- Form
- 4 stanzas with equal length and a regular rhyme scheme
- the use of enjambement reflects the gradual revealing of the photo as it develops
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