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AQA A Level English Literature Poems of the Decade essay. I got 3 A*s at A-Level, 11A*/9/8 at GCSE, and I am currently studying History at the University of Cambridge. My A-Level notes really helped me to do well in my exams and I hope you will find them useful too! Each page of notes picks out the key quotations, and analyses them in depth looking at form, structure and language. The table format also helped me when making detailed comparisons which other poems. Please check my page for other useful notes! :)

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An Easy Passage - Julia Copus
Stanza Quotation Theme Analysis Device
/Line
Title ‘Passage’ ‘Passage’ of life, birth or perhaps
from a book or Bible
1/1 ‘halfway’ Links to Nine Year Old Self as the
girl is ‘halfway’ between child and
adult. The caesura halfway through
the line enacts this
1/1 ‘crouched’ Animalistic verb
1/1 ‘bikini’ Implies that it is summer or
perhaps shows vulnerability
1/2 ‘her family’s Not her own house. Distances her
house’ from them
1/2 ‘trembling’ Vulnerability and fear
1/3 ‘think/of the’ Line break effectively shows her
not wanting to think. Like The
Lammas Hireling
1/4 ‘sharp/ drop’ Last word on the line which enacts
the sharp edge
1/6 ‘half in love’ Period of transition. Friend and
lover at the same time
1/7-8 ‘Blond gravel’ Positive light imagery. Possibly
child imagery as hair grows darker
as you age
1/9 ‘open window’ In Wuthering Heights, open
windows are metaphors for
vaginas and sex. Perhaps shows
increasing sexuality of girl
1/10 ‘aluminium lever’ Flimsy, machine-made and
industrial. Could reinforce the
vulnerability of the child
1/12 ‘length of her Girl could be objectified in the
whole body’ poem. Body is mainly described
1/13 ‘warm flank’ Personification. She is halfway up
the house like a flank which is
halfway up a body
1/14 ‘crouching’ Animalistic. Suggests that she is on
the verge of change
1/15 ‘toes and Animalistic but also dainty
fingertips’
1/16 ‘petrified beach’ Personification
1/16- ‘tiny breasts rest Fetal position to perhaps show her
17 lightly on her youth and vulnerability. Perhaps
thighs’ slightly sexual

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