Analysing how poets present ideas of transience in unseen poetry
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I can analyse and compare how poets use language, form and voice to present ideas of transience in unseen poetry.
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To compare the structure, you may ask questions about the layout, use of structural techniques and journey of the poems.
To compare the voice, you might ask questions about narrative voice and perspective.
To compare the language, you might ask questions about words and images in the poems.
Arguably, both Laskey and Robertson use structure, voice and language to consider ideas of transience in their poems.
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