Analysing ideas of marginalisation in Parker's 'The Jewellery Maker'
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I can explain how Parker uses language and structure to present ideas around creativity and marginalisation in 'The Jewellery Maker'.
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The title 'The Jewellery Maker' conveys an importance onto the maker that could be considered ironic.
The natural imagery in the poem creates a god-like impression of the maker.
The figurative language in the poem creates a tense tone in the poem.
The heat imagery in the poem could represent both the warmth and anger of the maker.
The irregularity of the poem could refer to the creativity of the maker or his conflicting emotions around his work.
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