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How to Analyse Poetry

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Words to describe form Words to describe tone and persona

Tight

Jagged

Rigid

Strict

Loose

Free-flowing

Fluid

Conventional

Unconventional

Disruptive

Ordered

Predictable

Mobile

Static

Bold

Amusing

Bitter

Ironic

Derogatory

Elated

Inviting

Dramatic

Friendly

Manipulative

Condescending

Mocking

Disinterested

Detached

Compassionate

Agitated

Poignant

 
 
Words to describe authorial intent Alternative words for “shows” or “uses” Linking words

Encourages

Motivates

Informs

Persuades

Convinces

Challenges

Affirms

Aligns

Resonates

Reveals

Distorts

Educates

Entertains

Enlightens

Highlights

Exhibits

Employs

Constructs

Depicts

Portrays

Mobilises

Indicates

Demonstrates

Exemplifies

Typifies

Embodies

Characterises

Displays

Presents

Communicates

Conveys

Expresses

Signifies

Therefore

Thus

Hence

Ergo

Initially

Furthermore

Moreover

Consequently

As a result

Accordingly

Henceforth

In essence

Ultimately

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