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Activities to help you to analyse Belfast Confetti

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GCSE English Lit poetry: Everything you need to know about What Were They Like?

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Everything you need to know about The Charge of the Light Brigade

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Everything you need to know about War Photographer by Carole Satyamurti

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GCSE English Literture: Everything you need to know about The Prelude by William Wordsworth

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Everything you need to know about "A poison tree" by Wiliiam Blake

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Extract from Wordsworth's 'The Prelude'.  Analysis for GCSE Eng Lit, Edexcel Conflict Anthology

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Summary of Key Points Context Wordsworth, with Coleridge, founded Romanticism. (Blake and Byron are the two other romantic poets in the anthology) The romantics worshiped nature - Wordsworth's pantheist philosophy was that God is not a separate being but dwells in nature - in mountains, skies, in people.

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I can remember you, child,
As I stood in a hot, white
Room at the window watching
The people and cars taking
Turn at the traffic lights.
I can remember you, our first
Fierce confrontation, the tight
Red rope of love which we both
Fought over. It was a square
Environmental blank, disinfected
Of paintings or toys. I wrote
All over the walls with my
Words, coloured the clean squares
With the wild, tender circles
Of our struggle to become
Separate. We want, we shouted,
To be two, to be ourselves.

Neither won nor lost the struggle
In the glass tank clouded with feelings
Which changed us both. Still I am fighting
You off, as you stand there
With your straight, strong, long
Brown hair and your rosy,
Defiant glare, bringing up
From the heart's pool that old rope,
Tightening about my life,
Trailing love and conflict,
As you ask may you skate
In the dark, for one more hour.

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I can remember you, child, As I stood in a hot, white Room at the window watching The people and cars taking Turn at the traffic lights. I can remember you, our first Fierce confrontation, the tight Red rope of love which we both Fought over.

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'The Class Game' by Mary Casey Analysis for GCSE Eng Lit Edexcel CONFLICT

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Cousin Kate, by Christina Rossetti. Analysis for GCSE Eng Lit Edexcel CONFLICT

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'A Poison Tree' by William Blake - Analysis for Edexcel Eng Lit GCSE Conflict Anthology

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'War Photographer' by Carole Satyamurti - Edexcel GCSE Eng Lit Anthology Revision

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'The Destruction of Sennacherib', Byron. Analysis for GCSE Literature (Edexcel - CONFLICT)

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'What Were They Like?' Denise Levertov - Analysis for GCSE Edexcel CONFLICT

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'Exposure', Wilfred Owen. Analysis for GCSE Eng Lit (Edexcel CONFLICT)

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'The Charge of the Light Brigade', an analysis for GCSE. (Edexcel CONFLICT anthology)

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'The Man He Killed', Hardy. Analysis for GCSE Eng Lit (Edexcel)

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'Belfast Confetti' Analysis for GCSE Eng Lit (Edexcel 'Conflict' anthology)

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Poppies, by Jane Weir - Analysis of a poem from the Edexcel anthology - CONFLICT

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'Half Caste' by John Agard Analysis for GCSE English Literature (Edexcel Conflict Anthology)

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'No Problem' by Benjamin Zephaniah Analysis for Edexcel GCSE Eng Lit Anthology - CONFLICT Lit E

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Extract from 'The Prelude', by William Wordsworth: Mr Bruff Analysis

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Wilfred Owen: 'Exposure' - Mr Bruff Analysis

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Alfred Lord Tennyson's 'The Charge of the Light Brigade' Mr Bruff Analysis

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'Poppies' by  Jane Weir: Mr Bruff Analysis

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Hip-hop star Akala explores William Blake’s poem ‘London’ and discusses its themes with poet Mr Gee.

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William Blake’s London | English Literature – Poetry Between the Lines: The Romantics

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Hip-hop star Akala visits the Lake District to examine the Boat Stealing episode from Wordsworth’s poem ‘The Prelude’ with poet Helen Mort.

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Wordsworth’s Prelude – Boat-stealing | English Literature –  Poetry Between the Lines: The Romantics

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Some information about Lord Byron's life and celebrity status.

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Brief history of Christina Rosetti's life.

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Thorns Collegiate Academy English Department

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Context: The Charge of the Light Brigade

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'I am not de problem': Benjamin Zephaniah on modern racism - Newsnight

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This is a video of the poet talking about Half-Caste

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Thanks for the 6,000 subs. Also, I apologize that I sound particularly sloshy in this video.

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This is a very good (also talks about language form and structure).

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Mary Casey, 'The Class Game': Voice and Authenticity

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Denise Levertov, 'What Were They Like': Context, Pessimism and Uncertainty

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A 25 minute documentary about the Vietnam War.

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The Vietnam War Explained In 25 Minutes | Vietnam War Documentary

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The British Class System

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Video 125 The British Class System update

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The first part of the video below talks about the context of the poem but it also goes on to analyse language, form and structure.

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'War Photographer' by Carole Satyamurti - Edexcel GCSE Eng Lit Anthology Revision

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10p1/En3 "Belfast Confetti" Context Video

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Hip-hop star Akala explores the poem 'Belfast Confetti' with its author Ciaran Carson.

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Ciaran Carson on his poem 'Belfast Confetti' | English Literature - Poetry Between the Lines