Reading and responding to 'Tempest Avenue' by Ian McMillan
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I can read, respond to and perform the poem ‘Tempest Avenue' by Ian McMillan.
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‘Tempest Avenue’ can be described as a free verse poem; it contains 7 verses and is written in first person perspective.
'Tempest Avenue' is set in Stairfoot, Yorkshire; it is written from the perspective of a parent holding their baby.
The poem uses enjambment, which is when a line in poetry continues onto the next line without pause or punctuation.
Understanding a poem, its language and the impression it creates will help us to create an impactful performance.
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