GCSE AQA English Literature Poetry: The Clown Punk
Useful quotes and poetry techniques you should know for Simon Armitage's 'The Clown Punk'.
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- Created on: 08-02-15 16:11
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Clues
- Contradicts 'clown'. (4, 5)
- Driver talking to his family or he is addressing the youth of today's society. (3, 4)
- Implies he is neglecting the dog by dragging it / he is poor ('rope' rather than lead) / caesura. (6, 1, 3, 2, 1, 4)
- Internal rhyme / implies he is a joke. (4, 5)
- Past tense / implies the tattooes have affected his mind / punk trend has killed his brain. (4, 5)
- Sibilance / northern dialect / implies the driver is from the 'good' side of town. (6, 4, 2, 4)
- Sonnet form / 3 quatrains + 1 rhyming couplet / enjambment (13)
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