Developing interpretations of ‘Remains’ with Simon Armitage
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I can use Simon Armitage’s comments to develop my interpretations of the poem ‘Remains’.
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Armitage uses personal perspective, colloquial and vernacular language to ensure accuracy and authenticity.
He says the most important moment in Remains is the "blood-shadow".
Armitage reveals a tension between the poet and the speaker, emphasising the themes of power and conflict.
He describes the final lines as "naked" and "vulnerable" illuminating their emotional impact.
Armitage's ideas can help develop interpretations of the poem.
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