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Summary Poems of the Decade Look We Have Coming to Dover

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AQA A Level English Literature Poems of the Decade essay. I got 3 A*s at A-Level, 11A*/9/8 at GCSE, and I am currently studying History at the University of Cambridge. My A-Level notes really helped me to do well in my exams and I hope you will find them useful too! Each page of notes picks out th...

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Look We Have Coming to Dover - Daljit Nagra
Stanza Quotation Theme Analysis Device
/Line
Title ‘Look We Have Incorrect grammar. Exclamation
Coming to Dover’ mark shows excitement
Dover ‘So various, Optimistic portrayal of immigrants
Beach beautiful’
1/1 ‘Stowed’ Like baggage - they are probably
illegal immigrants
1/1 ‘invade’ Negative attitudes towards
migrants
1/1-2 ‘Stowed in the sea’ Sibilance shows the wetness of the
‘alfresco lash’ sea. Mixing of language shows the
mixing of culture. Opposite of
Effects.
1/2 ‘diesel-breeze’ Interaction between nature and
the man-made. Links to History.
1/4 ‘gobfuls of surf Racism Skinheads spitting.
phlegmed’
1/4 ‘cushy come-and- Traditional British language shows
go’ the contrast between the tourists
and the migrants.
1/5 ‘lording the Connotations of English
ministered waves’ imperialism and colonialism. The
whole stanza uses plosive sounds
and violent imagery.
2/1 ‘Seagull and shoal’ Sky and sea. They are completely
surrounded. The animals are free,
but the humans are not.
2/3 ‘camouflage’ Army imagery
2/3-4 ‘scummed cliffs’ England is presented as not being
very white or pure.
2/4 ‘scramming on British slang
mulch’
2/4 ‘thunder Thunder is personified. Comic.
unbladders’ Plosive sounds used to enact the
noise.
2/5 ‘escape’ Escape from the original country or
customs officials.
2/5 ‘hutched’ Like animals. Links to ‘huddled’.
3/1 ‘reap’ Verb can be negative or positive - it
has connotations of death but also
harvest.
3/2 ‘inland’ Enjambment cleverly enacts how
‘inland’ is inside the country.

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