Smoke Encrypted Whispers Flashcards

1
Q

magnesium girl

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Prose

2)
- Reminiscing (muse/inspiration)

3)

  • Imagery (passionate/sultry)
  • Onomatopoeia

4)

  • Love (steamy affair) (duality of love = painful ecstasy)
  • Segregation of Aboriginals (forbidden love between black man and white woman)
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on the river

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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waiting for the good man

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Theme

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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white stucco dreaming

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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1) Prose

2)
- Reminiscing (childhood)

3)
- ‘Black’ motif (symbolises culture)

4)

  • Segregation of Aboriginals (grouped within culture)
  • Love (fondness of childhood)
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jetty nights

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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a verse for the cheated

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Prose
- Spaces between several lines = shows randomness of attacks

2)
- Condemnatory = tourists destructive to environment

3)

  • Irony = area not as idealistic as advertised
  • Personification = highway described as beast

4)
- Destruction of Industrialisation

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the gloom swans

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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labelled

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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1) Prose

2)
- Sarcastic = subverts idea of being a horse

3)
- Juxtaposition = playful tone of being a horse is abolished by reveal that he is aboriginal

4)

  • Marginalisation of Aboriginals
  • Assimilation of Aboriginals
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for the wake and skeleton dance

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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10
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cheap white-goods at the dreamtime sale

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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1) Prose
- 1 entire stanza = rant

2)

  • Condemnatory/accusing = culture being commercialised
  • Sardonic/facetious = culture has been devalued

3)

  • Juxtaposition = comparison of industry and divinity
  • Alliteration = explosive

4)

  • Appropriation of Aboriginals
  • Destruction of Industrialisation
  • Destruction of Colonisation
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poem 9

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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1)
2)
3)

4)

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hotel bone

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Prose
- Lines are skewed = represents hotel bone
- Last lines pushed to side = marginalised pushed to boundaries

2)

  • Sarcasm = Aboriginals only became citizens in 1967 referendum + One Nation described as terrorists
  • Spiteful = society divided in an ‘airline format’ by classes

3)
- Personification = street described as guitar

4)
- Marginalisation of Aboriginals

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we’re not truckin’ around

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

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1) Prose

2)
- Accusatory = effects of Colonisation

3)
- Analogy = ‘knocked phone off hook’ (taking away culture)/ ‘18 wheeler lifestyle’ (industrialised life)

4)

  • Destruction of Colonisation
  • Destruction of Aboriginal culture
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14
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night racing

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Prose

2)
- Defiant = rebelling against invaders

3)

  • Personification = ‘heartbeat’ of land
  • Irony = ‘settler’s sacred sites’ Europeans not original custodians
  • Alliteration = ‘settler’s sacred sites’

4)

  • Destruction of Colonisation
  • Destruction of Aboriginal culture
  • Appropriation of Aboriginal culture
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15
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deo optimo maximo

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Prose

2)
- Ironic = describes road as being god-like

3)

  • Simile = ‘like black smiles’
  • Personification = ‘like black smiles and frowns’
  • Religious imagery = industrialisation seen as white religion

4)

  • Destruction of Colonisation
  • Degredation of environment
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16
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jaded olympic moments

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Prose
- Disarray = reflection of anguished mental state

2)

  • Cynical = ‘only a romantic would think that’
  • Conversational = casualness shows how racism is commonplace

3)
- Irony = ‘capping off period of melancholy’

4)
- Segregation of Aboriginals

17
Q

smoke signals

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Haibun

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3)

4)

18
Q

cribb island

1) Structure
2) Tone
3) Techniques
4) Themes

A

1) Haibun

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4)