Auden 2
- Created by: CourteneyduToit
- Created on: 22-04-15 12:51
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- Which poems have..
- Descriptive/poetic language
- Miss Gee
- Repetition of total wreck
- 1st september
- Personification of darkness/death and the collective man - living force - immorality
- Victor
- Nature - intervention by God - emphasises impact of childhood and delusional state of mind
- verbs - morbidity - dodge/ran/wrench/jump in contrast with Victor following 'slowly'
- Power of nature - physical forces
- Miss Gee
- Easily defined structure
- Ballads
- Victor
- James Honeyman
- Foreshadows dark subject matter - light hearted rhyme/rhythm sheme in juxtaposition
- Miss Gee
- Ballads
- Victor
- James Honeyman
- Foreshadows dark subject matter - light hearted rhyme/rhythm sheme in juxtaposition
- Miss Gee
- Miss Gee
- Foreshadows dark subject matter - light hearted rhyme/rhythm sheme in juxtaposition
- Ballads
- Miss Gee
- Foreshadows dark subject matter - light hearted rhyme/rhythm sheme in juxtaposition
- O what is that sound
- Question and answer - repetition of worry and reassurance
- Ballads
- Includes a depature
- O what is that sound
- Wife is abandoned/decieved - ambiguous fate - conscription/attack/betrayal/****/cowardice?
- O what is that sound
- Foreshadows her ill fate
- O what is that sound
- Wife is abandoned/decieved - ambiguous fate - conscription/attack/betrayal/****/cowardice?
- Dettached narrative voice
- Miss Gee
- Mocking/apathetic - they most they show is pity
- Flippant tone to start
- Flippant tone to start
- Mocking/apathetic - they most they show is pity
- Musee des Beaux arts
- neutral/obiective attitude - stating the facts - no bias shown criticising or empathising
- O what is that sound
- PASSIVE NARRATION - reader feels like a spectator
- Miss Gee
- Descriptive/poetic language
- O what is that sound
- Question and answer - repetition of worry and reassurance
- O what is that sound
- PASSIVE NARRATION - reader feels like a spectator
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