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AQA GCSE: Love and Relationships Poetry Anthology Summary Notes
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Love and Relationships,Themes
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Romance
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Fulfilment
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Loss
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Independence
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Strong Bonds
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Admiration
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Distance
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Desire
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Nature
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Death
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memory
marriage
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Gender
-Culture
Done: TO do:
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When we two parted Porphyria's Lover
Love's ~Letters
Philosophy From Yorkshire
Sonnet 29 ~
Walking Away
Neutral Tones ·
Eden Rock
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The Farmer's Bride ·Follower
Singh Song mother, any distance
Before you were mine
Hex:9933591 ·Winter Swans
Climbing my Grandfather
, When We Two parted 8
by Lord Byron
Structure:Octave -> ABABCDCD
↳ alternate
rhyme, broken apart
uneven lines, dactylic feet, cyclical sadness/division
structure:
Context:Lord Byron -
scandalous charismatic, Romantic Poet
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Secret
relationship, love triangle
Title: When we Two Parted
↳> alliteration woe
=
+ sorrow
↳ collective pronoun:
broken unity, emphasises separation
↳ past tense:
broken unity, looking back in pain
Quotes: 'Half
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broken-hearted /To
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sever for years'
↳ No split
longer together, into two
↳ metaphor for emotion
alliteration
↳ aspirent mimics
sighing-tiredness
↳'sever'-violent painful +
connotations
i for years':present/future - transient,
love:
everlasting
pain:
Sunk chill on
my brow
↳ heaviness,
weighed down by grief
↳ boat/water
imagery
↳> ist
person voice personal response
=
to loss
G 'brow'-eyes, remains in thoughts
↳ illness, extreme heartbreak, worry
ear;
S
they name
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thee before me/A knell to mine
R social world, of women,
condemnation
gossip
↳ Sensory experience;emotional heaviness
↳ alliteration emphasises death
4 'knell'=
funeral bell, metaphor for death of relationship
a semi-colon
ongoing pain
↳ 'me':impacts him
'With silence and tears'
↳ repetition from is
beginning, cyclical ongoing pain, sorrow
↳unchanginSecretrelationship,
2
nave
↳ emotive, frustration
↳ shows pain
directly
Links:Neutral Tones-sadness, pessimism, death
↳ tense, cyclical, separated rhyme scheme
past
↳ male poets,
partner deceiving, reflection
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