Poetry: Power and Conflict

This document contains analysis of the poem 'London' by William Blake, as part of the Power and Conflict poetry anthology for the GCSE English Literature course. It contains a very high level of detail, including context, structure, form, themes, writer's techniques and much more, allowing the user to gain a great grade in the poetry topic of the English Literature course.

This document contains analysis of the poem 'Kamikaze' by Beatrice Garland, as part of the Power and Conflict poetry anthology for the GCSE English Literature course. It contains a very high level of detail, including context, structure, form, feelings and attitudes, themes, writer's techniques and much more, allowing the user to gain a great grade in the poetry topic of the English Literature course.

This document contains analysis of the poem 'Extract from, The Prelude: Stealing the Boat' by William Wordsworth, as part of the Power and Conflict poetry anthology for the GCSE English Literature course. It contains a very high level of detail, including context, structure, themes, feelings and attitudes, writer's techniques and much more, allowing the user to gain a great grade in the poetry topic of the English Literature course.

This document contains analysis of the poem 'Bayonet Charge' by Ted Hughes, as part of the Power and Conflict poetry collection for the GCSE English Literature course. It contains a very high level of detail, including context, structure, form, feelings and attitudes, writer's techniques and much more, allowing the user to gain a great grade in the poetry topic of the English Literature course.

This document contains analysis of the poem 'Checking Out Me History' by John Agard, as part of the Power and Conflict poetry anthology for the GCSE English Literature course. It contains a very high level of detail, including context, structure, form, themes, feelings and attitudes, writer's techniques and much more, allowing the user to gain a great grade in the poetry topic of the English Literature course.

This document contains analysis of the poem 'Bayonet Charge' by Ted Hughes, as part of the Power and Conflict poetry anthology for the GCSE English Literature course. It contains a very high level of detail, including context, structure, form, writer's techniques and much more, allowing the user to gain a great grade in the poetry topic of the English Literature course.