Exploring form in 'London' by William Blake
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I can describe the structure the poem.
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The poem is a dramatic monologue; this is when one person speaks in a poem or story, sharing their perspective.
The poem has a structured form with a consistent rhyme scheme.
The poem has an ABAB rhyme scheme.
Blake uses repetition to emphasise certain words or phrases or to create a particular effect.
Reader's viewpoints about the impact of the poem may differ as we are all unique.
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