19 ieb poems Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

This document includes all 19 of the IEB Englisg HL poems including comprehensive notes written by a top 1% IEB English Matric candidate. These notes include all the information to completely prepare you for your finals, including explanations of meaning, symbolism and techniques which are all colour coded within the document. The poems are all available individually too.

Poetry notes for IEB Gr 12 students. Includes 16 of the 19 poems: The Tenant, Assassination, The Cry of South Africa, I have my Father's voice, nobody loses all the time, Portrait of a loaf of bread, To Althea from prison, Lost or found world, Penguin on the beach, Nightsong City, Touch, Sonnet 71, To Night, The wind begun to rock the grass, Ulysses. Colour coded notes

This document provides in depth notes and annotations on the 19 poems used by the IEB for matrics. The poems included are Love's Farewell; Sonnet 71: No Longer Mourn for Me When I Am Dead; To Althea, from Prison; To the Night; Ulysses; My Last Duchess; The Wind Begun to Rock the Grass; Dulce et Decorum Est; nobody loses all the time; Refugee Blues; Assassination; The Tenant; I Have My Father's Voice; The Cry of South Africa; Penguin on the Beach; Nightsong City; Touch; Portrait of a Loaf of Br...

An analysis of the 19 IEB English poems. The analysis includes 2 pages on tips about how to analyze poetry questions. The analysis is thorough and contains most important components and aspects of the poems.

this document consists of all 19 setwork ieb poems from 2022 and 2021 summarized and fully annotated. there is also a power point for the poem "loves farewell".

A detailed and deep analysis of all 19 IEB syllabus Matric poems. including the following: I have my father’s voice – Chris Van Wyk Portraits of a loaf of bread- Mtshali Nightsong: City – Dennis Brutus Love’s Farewell - Michael Drayton The Tenant. – Na Ngulube Touch – Hugh Lewin To The Night – Percy Shelley To Althea, from prison – Richard Lovelace The cry of South Africa – Olive Schreiner No longer mourn for me when I am dead – William Shakespeare ...

This is the complete English Home Language Poetry resource for the IEB. These notes have aided me in receiving 29/30 in my trials examination for poetry and thus I trust them to be a useful resource. This file consists of all 19 IEB poems with detailed annotation of each poem as well as an analysis