Long Finish by Paul Muldoon (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Long Finish by Paul Muldoon
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No. of stanzas & line count in Long Finish

10 stanzas, each with 8 lines (octaves)

Rhyme scheme in Long Finish

ABABCDCD

Two refrains in Long Finish

'and then some' & 'between longing and loss'

Ballade definition

Medieval French poetic form traditionally used for songs

Double meaning of 'pine' in Long Finish

Tree (noun) and to yearn/long for someone (verb)

Post-modernist technique in Long Finish

Stream of consciousness, fragmented narrative

The Troubles context

Sectarian conflict in N. Ireland, 1968-1998

Matsukaze in Long Finish

Japanese Noh play by Zeami about two sisters making salt

What 'between longing & loss' represents

Liminal state where most human experience occurs

Enjambment definition

Lines run on without punctuation to next line

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