The Jewellery Maker (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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The Jewellery Maker
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Author of 'The Jewellery Maker'

Louisa Adjoa Parker

Parker's heritage

British poet of Ghanaian and English heritage

Main tradition shown in poem

Generational tradition of jewellery making

Main contrast in poem

Intricate jewellery vs simple life of maker

3 aspects emphasized in poem

Skill, patience, and artistry

What surgeon simile shows

Precision and skill in jewellery maker's work

What butterflies/flowers/moons imagery emphasizes

Delicate, intricate nature of work & artistry

What 'plain gold band, worn thin' highlights

Disparity between simple life & luxury items he makes

What imagining wearers reveals

Distant connection between creator & consumer

What gold butterflies symbolise

Beauty, transformation, and fleetingness

Form of the poem

Free verse

Structure of the poem

Single continuous stanza

What respectful & celebratory tone shows

Admiration for jewellery maker's skill & dedication

What reflective tone invites readers to consider

Unseen efforts & distance between maker & wearer

What free verse mirrors

Organic, creative process of jewellery maker

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