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Poem no. 16 of Matric Poetry Set. A line-by-line analysis and summary of "Nightsong City" by Denis Brutus. A particular focus on poet and background information, metaphors, and symbolism will help you understand this poem more in-depth, yet create an easier and clearer studying session.

Let me guess... you're dreading studying this poem. Well, I'm here to help with a line-by-line analysis and summary of "Ulysses" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. A particular focus on poet and background information, translation of old-time English, and logical and understandable separation of a tremendously long poem will hopefully help you have easier and quicker studying sessions.

A Poem about bread? How detailed, interesting and symbolic could this really be? A line-by-line analysis and summary of "Portrait of a Loaf of Bread" by Oswald Mtshali. With a particular focus on diction, symbolism, meaning, and illusion. To hopeful help, you make sense of a seemingly "simple" poem and make your study session clearer and more worth your while.

Poem no. 13 of Matric Poetry Set. Summary and line-by-line analysis of "Penguin on the beach" by Ruth Miller. With a particular focus on symbolism, setting and figures of speech. Helping making your study session easier, more efficient and stress free.

Poem no.12 of Matric Poetry Set. Summary and line-by-line analysis of "The Cry of South Africa" by Olive Schreiner. Focusing particularly on imagery, figures of speech, punctuation, and poet information. To help make your study sessions less overwhelming, more efficient, and information more retainable.

Don't have time to make notes but still want to get good marks? This will help you achieve both. Poem no.11 of the IEB Matric Poetry Set. A summary and line-by-line analysis of "Assassination" by Don L Lee. With a particular focus on poet background information, typography, irony, meaning, context, and punctuation. To hopefully, give you more context behind the chaotic events and typography of the poem and help you have an easier study session.

Poem no. 10 of Matric IEB Poetry Set. A summary and line-by-line analysis of "Nobody Loses All The Time" by E.E. Cummings. With a particular focus on diction context, poet information, punctuation, typography, and Irony. And hopefully, give you a clearer understanding of this poem, and guarantee an easier, less stressful study session.

Poem no. 9 of Matric Poetry Set. Summary and line-by-line analysis of "The Wind Begun to Rock the Grass" by Emily Dickinson. With a particular focus on theme, personification, punctuation, flow, rhythm, metaphors, and non-examinable poet information. Hopefully to give a little context and meaning to a poem with an ambiguous message and uncertain ending.

Poem no. 8 of Matric Poetry Set. Line-by-line summary and analysis of "Refugee Blues" by W H Auden. Containing a particular focus on background context, double meanings, symbolism, metaphors, and social commentary. Hopefully, making it a more understandable and clearer analysis of the poem.

No. 7 of Matric 2022 Poetry Set. Line-by-line analysis and summary of "Dulce Et Decorum Est" by Wilfred Owen. With a Particular focus on multiple figures of speech, various imagery, context, mood, rhythm, tone, sound devices, and overall message. Hopefully providing a clear, and general oversight or a rather complicated and detailed poem.