Eat Me by Patience Agbabi (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Eat Me by Patience Agbabi
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'Eat Me' allusion

Alice in Wonderland

Number and type of stanzas

Ten tercets (three-line stanzas)

Rhyme scheme pattern

AAABBBCCC (slant rhymes)

Three metaphors for speaker

Jacuzzi, breadfruit, desert island

Simile for hips movement

Judder like a juggernaut

Key theme: partner's treatment

Objectification and control

Poem's ironic ending

Size he cultivated becomes murder weapon

Birthday candles represent

Weight in stones (not age)

Speaker's narrative tone

Resigned and detached

Final line 'nothing to eat' suggests

End of control/her ongoing emptiness

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