ppt, 69 KB
ppt, 69 KB

An annotated powerpoint of Simon Armitage's poem My Father Thought it Bloody Queer from the AQA Anthology. Includes an examination of the language used, themes and structure as well as possible comparison for GCSE exam revision

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lwaxanna

10 years ago
2

i am not sure the interpretation of this poem fits with what we know of Armitage. Assuming this is autobiographical, he still wears a silver earring. i think it more likely that this admonition is to one of the Young Offenders with whom he worked until 1994 as Probation Officer. He has no son ( and would not have had at one old enough, at the age of 29, to be wearing an earring) and yet this is clearly him recalling something more that his Father said.

RandomPandaX78

11 years ago
4

Just what I needed! Thanks

GGeemmaa

15 years ago
3

thank you for this :]. (y) <br />this was helpful (: <br />x

killerbruce

15 years ago
5

Amazing thank you. I had to become a member to look at this but it was worth the time =] <br /> <br />Showed me layers of meaning I didn't see first time round and helped with detail, thank you

croquet

15 years ago
3

simon says. Great - clear and concise - thank you

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