Poetry Qoutes Cluster 1

Question 1

First two stanzas of the poem are about marriage background

Question 2

What’s Christmas time without other people in the house than we FB

Answer 2

This shows me he is annoyed there no children in the house and she is fertile

Question 3

Context

Answer 3

Charlotte new grew up in an old society she also received unrequited love

Question 4

Neutral tones

Answer 4

Bland mood, dead relationship, neutral suggest they don’t love each other but don’t hate each other

Question 5

Tedious riddles of years ago NT

Answer 5

Boring arguments, tedious suggests they can even be bothered to argue they hate each other that much

Question 6

Wrings with wrong

Answer 6

Suggests they should never have been married

Question 7

Few leaves lay on the starving sod NT

Answer 7

There is no love anymore, realationship is slow and painful like being starved

Question 8

Structure of neutral tones

Answer 8

Layed out in 4 paragraphs with four lines

Question 9

What are the similarities between neutral tones and farmers bride

Answer 9

Both about failed relationships
Both in 1st person
Both use natural imagery

Question 10

What type of monologue is prophyrias lover

Answer 10

A dramatic monologue

Question 11

What type of love is prophyrias lover

Answer 11

Destructing love

Question 12

Prophyrias lover

Answer 12

It’s her love which is odd as women then did not own things

Question 13

What is there in line 17- 20 of porphyria’s lover

Answer 13

Amphora which shoes he is obsessed

Question 14

In one long yellow string I wound three times found her little throat around and strangled her

Answer 14

.Volta ( turning point )
.This can foreshadow her being hung

Question 15

And yet god has not said a word

Answer 15

He feels powerful and feels like god

Question 16

Stopping made my cheek lie they

Answer 16

She was in control ( prior to volta)

Question 17

When we two parted

Answer 17

.Parted ( past tense) sets up the idea of division
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Question 18

The reposition in lines 5-6 show what

Answer 18

They show her emotional coldness via the religion of cold with colder

Question 19

A knell to mine ear WP

Answer 19

Usually the word knell refers to somber slow sound of a bell being ring to announce a death ( suggest the realationship has died)

Question 20

The line with silence and tears appear where and show what

Answer 20

They appear at the start and end and it shows a cyclical structure

Question 21

How do you set out the essay for poems

Answer 21

Introduction, peace, peace. Thesis, peace, peace, conclusion

Question 22

The smile on you face was the deadest things NT

Answer 22

Oxymoron
Emotive language
Unrequited love

Question 23

What is climbing my grandfather

Answer 23

It is an extended metaphor for a mountain as a metaphor for the grandfather

Question 24

I decide to do it free hand without a rope or a net

Answer 24

This shows the trust he has in his grandfather. It also creates the daring adventurous idea of a game

Question 25

Knowing the slow pulse of his hood heart (cmf)

Answer 25

This leaves us with the image of kindness and goodness showing the child and now the adults admiration for his grandfather. The work knowing contrasts with the earlier language trying to show that all the effort he’s made to climb was worth it

Question 26

I discovered the glassy ridge of a scar.

Answer 26

This shows his grandfather could of had a hard life ( is he a survivor) the word discover also suggests these are things he is getting to know about his grandfather

Question 27

Context of climbing my grandfather

Answer 27

He had a large interest in climbing

Question 28

What is cesura

Answer 28

A full stop in the middle of a line

Question 29

Shoulders globes like a full sail strung (f)

Answer 29

This suggests he is in awe of his father’s masculine physique and his skill at his jod this is done with a simile and assonance It also suggests he has as much control over the horse as a sail at sea

Question 30

But today it is him who keeps stumbling and will not go away (f)

Answer 30

This shows Heanly and his father have both grown up and his father has become a lot more dependent and weak. This shows guilt as heanly became a poet and not a farmer.

Question 31

Before you were mine

Answer 31

This is a first person autobiographical poem while she is looking at a pic of mum

Question 32

Anchor . kite (mad)

Answer 32

Anchor= mum
Kite = son wanting to leave or move in in life
Cesura to create a dramatic feel
His mum is dragging him down

Question 33

“The fizzy, movie tomorrows the right walk home could bring.”

Answer 33

This quote highlights the daughter’s imaginative reconstruction of her mother’s past experiences. It suggests a sense of excitement and possibility that her mother might have experienced in her youth, potentially referencing the carefree nature of that time. the word fizzy in figurative language suggest glamours lifestyle

Question 34

“I’m ten years away from the corner you laugh on.” before you were mine

Answer 34

This line signifies a distance in time between the speaker (the daughter) and her mother’s past. It emphasizes the temporal separation between the daughter’s current life and the moments captured in the photograph of her mother. the way she is speaking with im suggest speaking directly to her

Question 35

“The decade ahead of my loud, possessive yell.” befor you were mine

Answer 35

This phrase underscores the daughter’s recognition of the time before her birth when her mother lived an independent life. It symbolizes the daughter’s awareness of her mother’s existence before she became a central figure in her life.

Question 36

“They are waiting for me somewhere beyond Eden Rock.”

Answer 36

This opening line sets the tone of the poem, introducing the central theme of separation and longing for a reunion with departed loved ones. The use of the phrase “beyond Eden Rock” implies a place that transcends the ordinary world, suggesting a spiritual or afterlife destination.biblical reference

Question 37

“And in her new coat, that Sunday, no coat like that

Answer 37

Here, the speaker reminisces about his mother wearing a distinct coat on a particular Sunday. The emphasis on the uniqueness of the coat highlights the significance of this memory, suggesting that it’s a cherished moment from the past that remains vivid in the speaker’s mind.

Question 38

“I had not thought that it would be like this.”

Answer 38

This closing line conveys the unexpected intensity of the speaker’s emotions. It reveals the depth of the speaker’s longing and emotional connection to his deceased family members. The surprise in the tone suggests that the speaker might have underestimated the impact of this imagined reunion and the extent of his feelings about his family’s absence. this creates an ambiguous feel

Question 39

structure of eden rock

Answer 39

stanza 1 suggests a spiritual afterpalce
stanza 2 suggests vivid meories
stanza 3 about meeting family in after life

Question 40

“I space-walk through the empty bedrooms, climb / the ladder to the loft, to breaking point, / where something has to give;”

Answer 40

This quote conveys the speaker’s exploration of his new space, emphasizing the tension and transition he’s experiencing. The metaphor of “space-walk” suggests a floating, weightless feeling while exploring this new environment. The phrase “breaking point” hints at a critical juncture where change is inevitable, signifying the threshold of independence and separation from the mother.

Question 41

“You come to help me measure windows, / pelmets, doors, the acres of the walls, / the prairies of the floors.”

Answer 41

hese lines depict the mother’s supportive presence in the speaker’s journey toward independence. Despite the physical distance and the speaker’s need for space, the mother remains involved, offering assistance in establishing a new home. The extensive imagery of measurement symbolizes the thorough care and attention the mother provides in this transitional phase of the speaker’s life.

Question 42

A half fledge thing set into the wilderness walking away

Question 43

Gnaws at my mind still walking away

Question 44

Like a satellite wrenched from its orbit

Answer 45

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