Carol rumens the emigree - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

In-depth analysis of the Power & Conflict poem "The Emigree" by Carol Rumens. Easy to follow along and understand but rich in knowledge, skill and method such as imagery of sunlight, metaphor and the deep meaning behind it.

This is the fully annotated version of the AQA Poetry Anthology for Power and Conflict. All annotations are my own and can be used for most exam boards if the following poems are listed. Poems: Ozymandias – Percy Bysshe Shelley London – William Blake Extract from, The Prelude – William Wordsworth My Last Duchess – Robert Browning The Charge of the Light Brigade – Alfred Lord Tennyson Exposure – Wilfred Owen Storm on the Island – Seamus Heaney Bayonet Charge – Ted Hughes...

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

These notes provide an in-depth annotation of ‘The Emigrée by Carol Rumens’ that got me a grade 9 in AQA GCSE English Literature. I annotated each poem with a mixture of online videos and my English teacher’s guidance. Each annotation is for each line of the poem, including language and structural techniques, both of which helped me attain a grade 9 in English literature. As a disclaimer, all my full notes aren’t on here, but more can be found on my profile.