Porphyrias lover - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

The introduction, 3 main body paragraphs and conclusion. The question is -'Compare the ways poets present desire in ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ and one other poem from ‘Love and Relationships’. (‘Love’s Philosophy’). This essay demonstrates janus faced sentences- "Both poets make use of... but with very different effects".

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B CRIME WRITING POETRY ESSAY ‘Analyse the narrators psychology in Browning’s Poetry’. Received A* (23/25)

Context, Key Quotes and Structural analysis of key Love and Relationships poems. Includes analysis for Follower, Mother Any Distance, Letters from Yorkshire, Before You Were Mine, Love's Philosophy, Sonnet 29, Neutral Tones and When We Two Parted.

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This document includes a well written example essay of the poem Porphyria's Lover. It has a summary of the poems meaning as well as a few keywords followed by 4 well crafted paragraphs. Each paragraph has at least one quotation explained in depth.

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These notes really help to refresh the information you already know about the poetry and to help teach people poetry in a fun way . Whilst Having grade nine interpretations and analysis for you to become perceptive in English literature. There are also flash card forms through this link.

This powerpoint consists of a summary of all 15 poems required in the GCSE Poetry anthology. The first slide includes all the titles of the poems and should take you to each one when you click on the poem. Each slide contains a summary of the poem, 3 key quotes to learn along with analysis, structural links and what other poems relate. This last box is particularly useful for the GCSE question as it shows what can be linked to in the exam.

Doesn’t include sonnet 29, the farmers bride, walking away and Singh song. The rest are included with full annotations.