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A POISON
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TREE
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Written by
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William Blake
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Written when
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1794
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From what volume of poetry
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Songs of Experience
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About how ___ is lost and ___ is corrupted
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innocence society
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Blake grew up very religious. The apple in the story likely alludes to ___ and ___
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Adam Eve
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THE DESTRUCTION OF
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SENNACHERIB
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Written by
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Lord Byron
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Published
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1815
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Poetry with an emphasis on emotion and nature
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Romantic
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Based on attack by ___ army
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Assyrian
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Army led by
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King Sennacherib
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Attempt to seize
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Jerusalem
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The ___ ___ ___ mysteriously killed all soldiers and horses before they could attack
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Angel of Death
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Back in the city of ___ the widows grieve
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Ashur
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Idols in temple of ___ are destroyed
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Baal
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EXTRACT FROM THE
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PRELUDE
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Written by
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William Wordsworth
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From the
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Lake District
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Extract from the first of ___ books that make up his poem, The Prelude
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14
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Published in ___ shortly after his death
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1850
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It was an ___ poem and he was a Romantic poet
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Autobiographical
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THE MAN
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HE KILLED
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Written by
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Thomas Hardy
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Often touched on themes of ___ inequality and war
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Social
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Published
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1902
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At the end of the 2nd ___ ___ (the British invaded territories of Dutch settlers in what is now South Africa)
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Boer War
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COUSIN
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KATE
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Written by
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Christina Rossetti
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Published
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1862
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Poems cover themes such as womens' role in society and ___
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Christianity
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In the ___th century women had to conform to strict moral standards
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19
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Women who had sex out of wedlock were considered ___ ___ and were ostracised
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fallen women
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Author spent time volunteering with ___ organisations set up to help these women
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Church
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HALF
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CASTE
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Written by
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John Agard
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Published
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2005
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Had ___ father, ___ mother
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Guyanese Portuguese
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Born in Guyana, moved to UK in ___
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1977
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Many poems influenced by ___ inequality and societal injustice
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Racial
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EXPO
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SURE
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Written by ___ ___ who died shortly after writing
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Wilfred Owen
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Much of his poetry reflects anger at the ___ of war and horrific conditions
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futility
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Written from the ___ ___
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WWI trenches
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CHARGE OF THE
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LIGHT BRIGADE
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Written by
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Alfred Tennyson
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Poet Laureate 1850-
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1892
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Published
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1854
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Written as tribute to men who died in the
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Battle of Balaclava
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Which war?
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Crimea
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The ___ ___ had been ordered to advance into a valley surrounded by enemy soldiers due to a misunderstanding
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Light Brigade
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They only had ___ while the Russians had ___
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swords guns
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CAT
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RIN
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Written by
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Gillian Clarke
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Born in ___ in 1937
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Wales
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Poems reflect ___ ___ and family relationships
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cultural identity
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Published
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1997
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WAR
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PHOTOGRAPHER
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Written by
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Carole Satyamurti
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She was a ___, ___ and ___
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poet translator sociologist
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Poem is about
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modern warfare
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Written in ___ when several major conflicts were ongoing
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1987
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BELFAST
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CONFETTI
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Author
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Ciaran Carson
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Published
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1990
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Born in Ireland in ___
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1948
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Written during ___ ___
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Irish troubles
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Conflict between Irish ___ and ___
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nationalists unionists
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THE CLASS
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GAME
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Author
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Mary Casey
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Published
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1979
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Published in magazine called
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Voices
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Aimed to publish poems written by ___ ___
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ordinary people
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Based off author's own life and experiences in ___
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Liverpool
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POP
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PIES
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Written by
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Jane Weir
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Writer and ___ ___
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textile designer
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Commissioned in ___
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2009
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^^ By ___ ___ ___
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Carole Ann Duffy
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Part of a collection of 21st century ___ poems
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war
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Grew up in ___ and ___ and also lived in ___
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Manchester Italy Belfast
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NO
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PROBLEM
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Written by
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Benjamin Zephaniah
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Born in ___
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Birmingham
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^^ in
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1958
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Parents are
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Jamaican
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Heritage influences poetry; this one is about ___
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racism
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Published ___
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1996
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WHAT WERE
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THEY LIKE?
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Author
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Denise Levertov
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Born in ___ and moved to ___ ___ in 1948
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England New York
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Eventually became American citizen but was strongly opposed to the USA's involvement in the ___ ___
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Vietnam War
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Written in
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1967
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