Poetry Flashcards

1
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“ 2 vast and trunkless legs of stone “

A

Ozymandias

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2
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“Half sunk, a shattered visage lies”

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Ozymandias

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3
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“Sneer of cold command”

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Ozymandias

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4
Q

“King of Kings”

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Ozymandias

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5
Q

“colossal wreck, boundless and bare”

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Ozymandias

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6
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“I wander through each chartered street”

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London

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7
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“marks of weakness, marks of woe”

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London

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8
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“The mind-forged manacles I hear”

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London

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9
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“chimney sweeper’s cry…hapless soldier’s sigh”

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London

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10
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“plagues the marriage hearse”

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London

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11
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“One summer evening (led by her)”

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Extract from The Prelude

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12
Q

“troubled pleasure”

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Extract from The Prelude

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13
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“a huge peak, black and huge”

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Extract from The Prelude

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14
Q

“lustily I dipped my oars into the silent lake”

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Extract from The Prelude

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15
Q

“there hung a darkness, call it solitude / or blank desertion”

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Extract from The Prelude

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16
Q

“My last duchess”

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My Last Duchess

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17
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“half-flush that dies along her throat”

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My Last Duchess

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18
Q

“My gift of a nine-hundred-years-old name”

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My Last Duchess

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19
Q

“I gave commands; / Then all smiles stopped together”

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My Last Duchess

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20
Q

“Notice Neptune…/Taming a sea-horse”

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My Last Duchess

21
Q

“valley of death”

A

COLB

22
Q

“theirs not to make reply/ theirs not to reason why/ theirs to do and die”

A

COLB

23
Q

“jaws of Death/…mouth of Hell”

A

COLB

24
Q

“someone had blunder’d”

A

COLB

25
Q

“noble 600”

A

COLB

26
Q

“Our brains ache, in the merciless iced east winds that knive us…”

A

Exposure

27
Q

“But nothing happens”

A

Exposure

28
Q

“forgotten dreams, and stare, snow-dazed”

A

Exposure

29
Q

“we turn back to our dying”

A

Exposure

30
Q

“sudden successive flights of bullets streak the silence”

A

Exposure

31
Q

“We are bombarded by the empty air”

A

Storm on the Island

32
Q

“But there are no trees, no natural shelter”

A

Storm on the Island

33
Q

“exploding comfortably”

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Storm on the Island

34
Q

“spits like a tame cat/ turned savage”

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Storm on the Island

35
Q

“a yellow hare that rolled like a flame/ And crawled in threshing circle”

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Bayonet Charge

36
Q

“he lugged a rifle numb as a smashed arm”

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Bayonet Charge

37
Q

“patriotic tear”

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Bayonet Charge

38
Q

“bullets smacking the belly out of the air-“

A

Bayonet Charge

39
Q

“king, honour, human dignity, etcetera”

A

Bayonet Charge

40
Q

“his bloody life in my bloody hands”

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Remains

41
Q

“tosses his guts back into his body”

A

Remains

42
Q

“rips through his life”

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Remains

43
Q

“probably armed, possibly not”

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Remains

44
Q

“On another occasion”

A

Remains

45
Q

“tucks, darts, pleats”

A

Poppies

46
Q

“hoping to hear. Your playground voice catching on the wind”

A

Poppies

47
Q

“leaned against it like a wishbone”

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Poppies

48
Q

“released a song bird from its cage”

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Poppies

49
Q

“the world overflowing/ like a treasure chest”

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Poppies