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Themes: home, journey, effect of displacement
Tone:
Style: both personas are authors
Form: Free Verse

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Themes: Acceptance, Nostalgia
Tone: Nostalgic
form: Free verse poem

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- Love
- (Vultures) Love can be found in the strangest of places- Deep down the commandant loves his child and has a tender spot, despite his war crimes and horrible acts.
- Love also 'makes itself comfortable' in a charnel house (place which stores skeletal remains)
- (Call) Persona describing setting in England, and perhaps recalling cherished memories shared with husband. Despite being in separate countries and what seems like, no contact, the husband in "Call" Yet the persona still talks about 'measuring his voice out and the love they shared. (Proves that no matter where, and no mater the circumstances, love can be found)

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Themes:
Home
Tone:
Style:

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Themes:
1) Cultural differeces
2) Religious strife
3) Isolation
4) Identity
5) Reckless abondonment
How do these themes link?
the themes of this poem links with cultural differences and racial segregation

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Themes: identity, culture clash
Form: Free verse, lacks rhyme to show realism of the conversation. Uses consonance, imagery and Irony
- Both poems includes a phone coversation and shows the importance of the conversation and how it changed them or the person they are talking to.
- Both poems set in England.
- Both poems written in first person.
- Both poems, the persona struggles to cope with the differences of culture which they are suffering because of it.

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Themes: displacement, acceptance, culture clash, Home, reclaiming/looking for identity, self-discovery
Style:

last line both use rule of three tech which conveys complete/acceptance/realization

both personas searching for something

Similarities:
-themes-

cultural differences

displacement

searching for identity

-techniques-

imagery

metaphors

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Themes: Journey, Acceptance, Change, Confidence
Style: Onomatopoeia, Alliteration (creates a tone that applys to the themes), Personification (creates a vivid image), Internal rhyme used
Form: Free verse, lacks rhyme to introduce the idea of freedom, Enjambment for unpredictable pace/structure. Reflects confusion that comes with change + shows personas struggle in unfamiliar places

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Themes:

Culture clash

Identity

sense of belonging/displaced
journey
Tones:
calm
Form: Free verse + Enjambment - shows how the thoughts in the personas mind just keep rushing out.

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themes: Home, displacement, abandonment, reclaiming/searching for identity, culture clash, mental journey
style:internal rhymes
calm tone - s alliteration often
Form: free verse with internal rhyme

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Examples of Tone, Mood, Attitude Tone, Mood, and Attitude Tone, Mood, and Attitude By: Terry Jackson & Jordan Laurant 1) Pay attention to diction. --diction refers to how words are pronounced. 2)Look at the imagery. --This is descriptive language that reveals what the author or