Poems of the Decade notes

AQA A Level English Literature Poems of the Decade analysis notes. 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 the key quotations, and analyses them in depth looking at form, structure and language. The table format also helped me when making detailed comparisons which other poems. Please check my page f...

AQA A Level English Literature Poems of the Decade analysis notes. 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 the key quotations, and analyses them in depth looking at form, structure and language. The table format also helped me when making detailed comparisons which other poems. Please check my page f...

A Level Pearson/Edexcel English Literature Paper 3 essay, achieved a high B grade (19/30) and written by a student predicted an A* at A Level. This essay is based around the Poems of the Decade anthology, using 'Effects' by Alan Jenkins as a studied text and 'Night Drive' by Lydia Fulleylove as an unseen poem (also found in the Poems of the Decade anthology but not on the exam specification).

A Level Pearson/Edexcel English Literature Paper 3 essay, achieved a high B grade (17/30) and written by a student predicted an A* at A Level. This essay is based around the Poems of the Decade anthology, using 'A Minor Role' by U A Fanthorpe as a studied text and 'Of Mutability' by Jo Shapcott as an unseen poem (also found in the Poems of the Decade anthology but not on the exam specification).

A Level Pearson/Edexcel English Literature Paper 3 essay, achieved a high B grade (19/30) and written by a student predicted an A* at A Level. This essay is based around the Poems of the Decade anthology, using 'On Her Blindness' by Adam Thorpe as a studied text and 'Night Drive' by Tom French as an unseen poem (also found in the Poems of the Decade anthology but not on the exam specification).

Provides an in-depth analysis of all the required poems for the exams such as 'Eat Me' as they are quotes are analysed and the key themes are discussed. Language, structure, form, and symbolism of each poem are analysed. Therefore, meeting all the AOs.