Poppies Flashcards

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Who is poppies written by?

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Jane Weir in 2009

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When was poppies written

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2009 by jane weir

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What is poppies about

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A mother describing her son leaving to go to war

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What is the form of poppies

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First person, rhyme scheme

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What is the structure of poppies

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4 stanzas 6,11,11,6

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What language techniques rate used in poppies?

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Simile alliteration and repetition

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What are some key quotations in Poppies

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“Bandaged”- wounded emotionally physically and mentally

“My stomach is busy”- ill-felling and anxiety

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What comparisons are there to poppies

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Remains- explore the physiological effects of war focusing on grief and PTSD
War Photographer- poppies ends in a reacful tone where as war photographer ends in a relentless one
Kamikaze- they are both from someone else’s perspectives Poppies- mothers perspective, Kamikaze- pilots perspective

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