‘Power and Conflict’ poetry: writing a sophisticated comparative response
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I can explore nuanced similarities and differences between poems, supported with evidence and analysis.
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Identifying nuances in theme and perspective will construct a purposeful comparison.
Gather ideas for both texts before planning so you know which evidence you can use.
Ensure your thesis statement summarises both poems, links to the question and focuses on the entirety of both texts.
Topic sentences should be specific, precise and express duality.
Evidence should be embedded into analytical paragraphs.
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