Poems

Question 1

I wander through each

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chartered street (London)

Question 2

marks of weakness,

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marks of woe (London)

Question 3

The mind-forged

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manacles I hear (London)

Question 4

the chimney sweepers cry…

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hapless soldier’s sigh (London)

Question 5

plagues the

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marriage hearse (London)

Question 6

Every blackning

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Church appalls (London)

Question 7

Our brains ache, in the

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merciless iced east winds that

knive us… (Exposure)

Question 8

But nothing happens

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(Exposure)

Question 9

forgotten dreams, and stare,

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snow-dazed (Exposure)

Question 10

we turn back to

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our dying (Exposure)

Question 11

sudden successive flights of

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bullets streak the silence (Exposure)

Question 12

tucks, darts, pleats

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(Poppies)

Question 13

the world overflowing/

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like a treasure chest (Poppies)

Question 14

released a song bird

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from its cage (Poppies)

Question 15

leaned against it

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like a wishbone (Poppies)

Question 16

hoping to hear. Your playground voice

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catching on the

wind (Poppies)

Question 17

Spasms of red,

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Disrupting a blockade of yellow (poppies)

Question 17

Sellotape

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Bandaged around my hand (poppies)

Question 18

One- way journey

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Into history (kamikaze)

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The dark shoals of fishes flashing

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Silver as their bellies swivelled towards the sun (kamikaze)

Question 19

They treated him

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As though he no longer existed (kamikaze)

Question 19

He must have wondered

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Which had been the better way to die (kamikaze)

Question 20

He had never returned,

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That this was no longer the Father we loved (kamikaze)

Question 21

Two vast and

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trunkless legs of stone (Ozymandias)

Question 22

Half sunk,

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a shattered visage lies (Ozymandias)

Question 23

sneer of

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cold command (Ozymandias)

Question 24

king of

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kings (Ozymandias)

Question 25

colossal wreck,

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boundless and bare (Ozymandias)

Question 26

One summer evening

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(led by her) (The Prelude)

Question 27

troubled

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pleasure (The Prelude)

Question 28

a huge peak,

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black and huge (The Prelude)

Question 29

lustily, I dipped my

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oars into the silent lake (The Prelude)

Question 30

there hung a darkness,

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call it solitude / or blank desertion (The Prelude)

Question 31

half-flush that

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dies along her throat (My Last Duchess)

Question 33

My gift of a

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nine-hundred-years-old name (My Last Duchess)

Question 35

I gave commands; /

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Then all smiles stopped together (My Last Duchess)

Question 36

Notice Neptune,

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though, taming a sea-horse, thought a rarity (My Last Duchess)

Question 37

valley of

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death (The Charge of the Light Brigade)

Question 38

theirs not to make reply/

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theirs not to reason why/ theirs but | to do and die (The Charge of the Light Brigade)

Question 39

jaws of Death/

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...mouth of Hell (The Charge of the Light Brigade)

Question 40

someone had

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blunder’d (The Charge of the Light Brigade)

Question 41

Noble

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six hundred (The Charge of the Light Brigade)

Question 42

We are prepared

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(Storm on the Island)

Question 43

spits like a tame cat/

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turned savage (Storm on the Island)

Question 44

exploding comfortably

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(Storm on the Island)

Question 45

But there are no trees,

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no natural shelter (Storm on the Island)

Question 46

We are bombarded

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by the empty air (Storm on the Island)

Question 47

bullets smacking the

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belly out of the air- (Bayonet Charge)

Question 48

he lugged a rifle numb as

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a smashed arm (Bayonet Charge)

Question 49

patriotic tear

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(Bayonet Charge)

Question 50

a yellow hare that rolled like a flame/

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``` And crawled in a threshing circle (Bayonet Charge) ```

Question 51

king, honour,

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human dignity, etcetera (Bayonet Charge)

Question 52

On another occasion

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(Remains)

Question 53

probably armed,

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possibly not (Remains)

Question 54

rips through

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his life (Remains)

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tosses his guts

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back into his body (Remains)

Question 54

his bloody life

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in my bloody hands (Remains)

Question 55

then he's carted off

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in the back of a lorry (Remains)

Question 57

But his

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blood-shadow still remains (Remains)

Question 59

And the drink and

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the drugs won't flush him out (Remains)

Question 61

And he's dug in

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behind enemy lines (Remains)