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    been presented to us‚ though a wide range of text types as well as our own knowledge of events represented in the text then we are able to more deeply and with more certainty‚ define what history and memory is. The poem “Requiem for the Croppies” by Seamus Heaney‚ “The Boy in Striped Pyjamas”‚ a novel written by John Boyne and the Smithsonian September 11 Website‚ “Bearing Witness to History”‚ enable us as readers to grasp the complexities that are represented between the interplay of history and memory

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    written by five different authors both contemporary and heritage poems. The contemporary authors include: Seamus Heaney‚ Kathleen Jane and Grace Nichols the heritage writers are W.B.Yeats and William Blake. I will be discussing the different styles ideas and themes and also their similarities. The first poem I am discussing is ‘The Blackbird of Glanmore’ which is a contemporary poem written by Seamus Heaney. In this poem‚ Heaney uses the blackbird to refer to his lost brother. He makes a direct mention

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    websites we shall be using are Facebook‚ Twitter‚ SoundCloud and Youtube as I believe these website are the main way people learn and discover new music and to create a fan base. The Band will also be trying to get promotion on a website called Pitchfork as I have realised that a lot of new music is promoted on there and it would also give my ideal image if the band were to be chosen for promotion. Creating the bands own website will also be a possibility as this will enable me to promote my own

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    this whole story practically would not happen if the character of Christopher is not on the autism spectrum. In the novel‚ Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ by Mark Haddon‚ Christopher is holding his neighbors dead dog‚ stabbed by a pitchfork. He then spends the majority of the book trying to find out who the killer is. He eventually digs too deep and finds the lies about his mother and his father‚ leading to drama between them and the Shears’. Christopher changes this book drastically

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    selection of poems that I have studied the poet attempts to stir feelings and emotions of childhood in the reader. The two poems that I have chosen to compare and contrast are “In Mrs Tilscher’s class” by Carol Ann Duffy and “Mid-term Break” by Seamus Heaney. Carol Ann Duffy was born in Glasgow‚ 1955. She grew up in Scotland attending local catholic schools before going to Liverpool University to study Philosophy. She later worked as a free lance writer in London and Manchester. She decided

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    some sort of characteristic that would have them accepted by the world of poetry and poets‚ a world I have difficulty connecting with. “Ariel was glad he had written his poems.” Question: Why did Stevens choose the name Ariel? Digging By Seamus Heaney Observation: There are no women present in the poem. This indicates that the poem reveals the poet’s struggle with masculinity as he diverts from the paths that his father and grandfather chose to follow. “Between my finger and my thumb

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    TANYA MOONEY COMPARE AND CONTRAST FOLLOWER & THOSE WINTER SUNDAYS SEAMUS HEANEY Was born in April 1939‚ the eldest of nine children. His father owned and worked on a farm of 50 acres in co Derry. His mother came from a family called McCann‚ she was a very out spoken woman‚ whilst his father sparing of talk‚ Heaney believes the difference in temperament led to a ’quarrel with himself’‚ from which his peotry arises. At the age of 11‚ Heaney won a scholarship to St Columb’s college

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    the beauties of nature implies a positive connotation; however‚ it can be argued that nature’s attributes are mostly associated with negative references such as liminal space‚ phallic symbols‚ and death. Both Sylvia Plath in "The Night Dances" and Seamus Heaney in "Ocean’s Love to Ireland" use nature to create clear imagery in their poems in a manner that

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    Seamus Heaney in his poem Blackberry picking conveys the experience of picking blackberries by using imagery‚ metaphor and diction. In this poem‚ he states the steps used during blackberry picking and how upsetting it is to have your hard work go to waste. Heaney opens the poem by describing the weather condition which shows what time of the year is usually good for berries to be picked. Then‚ he goes further to describe the condition of berries and then states what to expect when you pick the

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    Look again at ‘At a Potato Digging’ by Seamus Heaney and at ‘A Sheep Fair’ by Thomas Hardy‚ which both deal with the theme of the hardship of rural life. With close reference to the ways each poet uses language‚ compare and contrast what the speakers in the poems say about rural life. You should include relevant contextual material. Which poem do you find more interesting? Give your reasons. Seamus Heaney and Thomas Hardy both depict images of rural life as difficult and uncomfortable. In their

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