What the Clyde Said, after COP26 (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards

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What the Clyde Said, after COP26
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Form of 'What the Clyde Said'

Dramatic monologue

What COP stands for in COP26

Conference of the Parties

Poem structure (stanza count)

Five seven-line stanzas + isolated two-line ending

Meaning of 'keep the heid'

Maintain control and stay calm

'Blether-skite' meaning (Scots)

Someone who talks a lot of nonsense

'Poisoned chalice' metaphor meaning

Appears desirable but contains danger

Clyde's shift in stance

From neutrality to taking a side

Who Clyde aligns with

Young climate protestors

Dual meaning of 'rise' in ending

Rising water levels + metaphorical rebellion

Verse form used in poem

Free verse (no regular rhyme or metre)

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