The Love Poem by Carol Ann Duffy (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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The Love Poem by Carol Ann Duffy
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Rapture (2005)

Technique: incorporating lines from other texts

Intertextuality

Number of stanzas in 'The Love Poem'

Three

Lines per stanza in 'The Love Poem'

Twelve

Word opening each stanza

Till

Why 12 lines (not 14) creates what feeling?

Incomplete/unsatisfied feeling (unlike sonnets)

Duffy's view: what have past poets already done?

Said everything worth saying about love

'Desire of moth for star' represents what?

Impossible yearning; desire for great poetry persists

How is love personified in poem? (4 verbs)

Exhausts itself, longs, gives in, speaks

'My mistress' eyes' borrowed from which poet?

Shakespeare (Sonnet 130)

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