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A brief overview and analysis of all Matric IEB poems. Includes literary devices such as: extended metaphors, alliteration, tone, apostrophe etc.

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  • January 26, 2025
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1. 'To me, fair friend, you never can nerve be old’ - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
Themes
-​ Age
-​ Time
-​ Beauty
**suggests that time is able to destroy beauty

Structure
-​ Perfect Shakespearean sonnet

Tone
-​ Playful
-​ Reflective
-​ Celebratory

Alliteration
-​ “fair friend”

Diction
-​ Seasons
-​ Time, months → cycle of life
-​ Nature


2. ‘The Sun Rising’ - John Donne (1572 - 1631)
Structure
-​ 3 stanzas
-​ Very structured
-​ Rhyme: ABBACDCDEE
-​ Very hyperbolic

Tone
-​ Angry
-​ Annoyed
-​ Irritated

, -​ Defiant

Central extended metaphor
Sun and time
-​ The lover’s bed is a microcosm of the world

Apostrophe
-​ Speaker is speaking directly to the sun

Solipsism
→ very self-centred, the world revolves around you, selfish

Metaphysical poetry
→ characterised by conceit of “wit”
→ characteristics
-​ Free from artificiality
-​ Contains conceits and hyperbole
-​ Unusual extended metaphors
-​ Intellectual
-​ About emotional and psychological experiences
→ many are based on new scientific discoveries and he is boastful of his knowledge
-​ Physical and spiritual worlds are connected
-​ Relationship between mind and matter
-​ Physical and human consciousness


3. ‘Go , lovely Rose’ (Waller 1606 - 1687)
**Rose = symbol for love (roses don’t last forever, just like her beauty that won’t last forever)
**exercise in persuasion

Diction
-​ Gendered

Structure
-​ Lyrical poem: rhythmic
-​ Rhythm created by meter which is consistently maintained
-​ Very structured ∴ structured/ organised/ traditional love
-​ Imperative: speaker has commanding tone towards the rose

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