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Poems of the decade

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I made this PowerPoint in preparation for my A-Level English exam, in which I achieved an A*. This document contains detailed annotations of every line of the poem broken up by stanza. The annotations include insight into context and complex literary techniques

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genetics
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modern poetry

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PEARSON (PEARSON)
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English Literature 2015
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Poems of the decade

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Genetics
Sinead Morrisey

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• This poem explores the poet’s relationship with her parents and their
relationship with each other. Clever interplay of words suggest the
complex genetic inheritance that goes into making a child. Physical
characteristics are passed on, but never a carbon copy of what went
before. Yet, one’s entire being emerges out of the previous generation
• The parents seem no longer to be together. But they remain present in
the genetic inheritance manifested in the narrator’s body. Like the
Christian marriage ceremony that speaks of a couple becoming ‘one
flesh’, the narrator’s hands do the same, a physical manifestation of
married love
• At the end a new relationship is introduced, in the pronoun ‘you’. The nex
generation, the future, is represented in the form of a ‘bequest’ from the
past, a new genetic mix.

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