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Shad Ahmad Poetry Quotes
Remains:

 “The drinks and the drugs won't flush him out”.
 “His bloody life in my bloody hands”.
 “He’s in my head when I close my eyes”.
 Repetition of “Probably armed, possibly not” – guilt and bitterness.
 Enjambment – fast pace, especially when conveying horror of killing – violence is never ending.




Exposure:

 “Our brains ache”.
 “Merciless iced winds knive us” – sibilance too -> cutting and slicing of wind.
 Cyclical structure – repetition of “but nothing happens”.
 ABBA rhyme scheme and iambic hexameter – constant battering of storm; or emphasises monotony (repetitive,
boring, tiring)




Poppies:

 “Hoping to hear your playground voice catching on the wind”.
 “All my words flattened, rolled, turned into felt”.
 Semantic field of childhood – “Play at being Eskimos”, “Bedroom”, “cat hairs”.
 Lots of caesura – she is trying to hold it together, but can’t speak fluently; she’s breaking inside.




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