Exploring memories of home in the poem ‘Childhood Tracks’
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I can explore how James Berry presents memories of his hometown and use this to help me write about my own experiences.
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Berry uses sensory language in 'Childhood Tracks' to evoke a vivid image of his hometown, Jamaica.
Berry describes details unique to Jamaica to help us have an insight into what it is like to live there.
Berry also uses prepositions to add detail to each of his memories.
Berry creates a nostalgic tone throughout the poem.
Using triplets can add even more detail when writing about our memories.
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