Remains Flashcards

1
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Who wrote the poem

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Simon armitage

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Form

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No regular line length or rhyme scheme .
From third person we to first so the poem is more personal like a confession . In the final couplet both the lines are in the same metre , giving a feeling of guilt

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Structure

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Amusing anecdote but turns into a description of the man’s death . Volta on the fifth stanza where the soldiers tone thoughts and emotions are changed by his guilt

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4
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Quote

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Possibly armed possibly not - guilt

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5
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Quote

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It rips through his life - metaphor contrasts with the colloquial tone

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Quote

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Tosses/ carted off in the back of the lorry

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Quote

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His blood shadow stays on the street - foreshadows the memories that’s going to haunt him

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Quote

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Some distant, sun stunned, sand smothered - the long line and the sibilenfr slows the pace and reflects the speakers lack of thought

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9
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Quote

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Hos bloody life in my bloody hands

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10
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Quote

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Broad daylight

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11
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Quote

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Torn apart

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12
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Quote

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The monosyllabic punchy Sleep dream imitates the loud violent sounds of bullets making him jolt up from bed

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