... 2 stanzas ,in the first stanza he talked about general things that a child did and in thge second stanzahe talked about a day where he had an incident.At "Digging" he put alot of stanzas,thefirst three stanzas,he was talking about how he didn't work as a digger like hi father and grandfather, that he preferred being a writer.The other stanzas he was ... talking about his childhood memories and how he looked up to his father. I think that both poems have alot in common and yet a lot of differences.The main thing is how Seamus Heaney wrote thosepoems in avery imaginative way, using nature...

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... victim's themself's. I agree with the point's made there good examples to other people. I feel more sympathy for the younger girl in " The Seduction" because she is alot younger an has not had chance to have alot of fun an now she will be stuck with a child that she doesn't want an doesn't know what to do thats why i feel more sympathy for ... ...

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... a metaphor for the destiny of humanity by calling it "The Sea of Faith"(21). A lot of the diction helps to inflict the tone of the poem which in turn defines alot of the sounds. At the beginning of the poem it starts off "calm"(1). The tone that the speaker speaks with (which the I caught on my second reading because you won ... ...

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... both poems. They both have Juxtaposition. In the second poem, the teacher is trying to protect their innocence from all the violence, but on the other hand the kids know alot about violence. The kids are repeating the sequence of violence since they dont know about the past and its consequences. In the first poem juxtaposition is showed by at first ... ...

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... '. Roald Dahl likes to use rhyming, making his poetry fun to read and he can be very creative in the words that he rhymes. He is also good at including alot of detail in the stories that he writes, something that you can often miss you on in poetry. He takes classic stories and puts new twists and funny comments that ... ...

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... us that passers by did not want to get involved and pretended not to notice anything 'In the background two drivers keep their eyes on the road'. The poet uses alot of good techniques such as alliteration, metaphors and enjambment.These techniques make the poem more enjoyable and helps us imagine what happened. Alliteration is used several times and makes the ... ...

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... of these people in his second sentence. It says: "Who have watched his mould of man, big-boned and hardy-handsome". Now mould of man, implies that he had quite alot of muscles and that he was a strong fellow. But this expression can be taken several different ways. First of all and the most probable one for this poem, a mould of ... ...

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