Poppies - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

My meticulously structured notes provide a comprehensive analysis of Poppies, perfect for future exams. Each topic is evaluated and analysed to maximise the chances for top grades. Key concepts are thoroughly examined. These annotations act as a guide to understand the poem, highlighting key methods used by the poet.

summary notes on the poem Poppies, by Jane Weir from the power and conflict collection from the GCSE AQA English Literature paper 2. These are grade 8/9 analysis notes on the poem which have been checked by my teacher. These notes where taken from many resources online such as PMT revision notes, quizlet, study smarter, YouTube videos , many online websites , class notes and own interpretations. These notes provide in depth knowledge and interpretations of the poem which will help to succeed g...

Detailed annotations for the conflict poetry 'Poppies' which can be used for conflict poetry essays for yr 11 gcses

In this essay, I will analyse and compare the effect of memory in Poppies and in My Last Duchess. Poppies was written by Jane Weir as a response to Carol Ann Duffy’s call for war poetry to be written about British soldiers fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq. It was chosen to be a part of the collection of 21st century war poems commissioned in 2009. It portrays the theme of memory as well as the themes of loss, fear and freedom. It was well received by the public. My Last Duchess was written by ...

Providing an in-depth response to a question on War Photographer/Poppies on the impacts of conflict/memory. Includes A-level ideas and a great way to excel your writing. Mark awarded by AQA examiner.

This document features a thorough grade 9 analysis of the poem Poppies describing language features, and what they imply in the text as well as useful contextual points.

A grade 9 answer comparing The Emigree and Poppies for AQA GCSE English Literature. This is not guaranteed a full mark answer as it is written by a student but has grade 9 ideas, context, interpretations, which may help as a source for knowing what a grade 9 essay looks like.

AQA GCSE English Literature: Poetry anthology, Power and Conflict - Detailed poetry annotations - My own notes - AQA exam board - Cluster 2: power and conflict Colour coded annotations! - Pink: single words - Blue: phrases - Green: punctuation and language methods - Purple: longer lines