The pauper Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Annotated copies with added notes on each of the poems required for Matric English. Covers A Poem is a Painting, Da Same Da Same, The Herb Garden, Kubla Khan, Progressive Insanities of a Pioneer, If Thou Must Love Me, Winter: My Secret, Poem in October, Hadedah, How to Be Old, Rain After Drought, Release February 1990, Song of Wandering Aengus, Stealing, The Pauper, These fought in any case, When I heard the Learn'd Astronomer.

English poetry notes includes: a poem is a painting, the pauper, release, my secret, when i learn'd astronomer, how to be old, Kubla khan, progressive insanities of a pioneer, the song of a wondering aengus, da same da same, hadedah, poem in October, the herb garden, if thou must love me, rain after drought, stealing and these fought in any case.

Line by line summary of The Pauper

English IEB poetry notes. These notes are perfect to help you study for finals. The pack includes the following poems: Kubla Khan, Winter: my secret, Da Same Da Same, Poem in October, Release February 1990, When I heard the Learn'd Astronomer, How to be old, A poem is a painting, If thou must love me, The song of wandering Aengus, Rain after drought, Stealing, These fought in any case, The pauper

This includes notes on: Kubla Khan When I heard the learn'd astronomer How to Be Old The Song of The Wandering Aengus Da Same, Da Same They Fought in Any Case The Pauper A Poem Is A Painting If Thou Must Love Me My Secret The Herb Garden Poem in October Progressive Insanities of A Pioneer Stealing Release Rain After Drought

Annotated Matric poetry notes. Includes the following poems: A poem is a painting, Kubla Khan , Release February 1990, If thou must love me, Winter my secret, When I heard the Learn'd Astronomer, The song of wandering Aengus, Rain after drought, stealing , Da same Da same, Poem in October , The herb garden , "These fought in any case" , How to be old, The Pauper

Analysis of the poem The Pauper by Richard Ntiru

Contains all 17 poems tested by the IEB. Also includes 18th Poem The Tyger by William Blake which gives extra information towards explaining The Pauper by Richard Ntiru. This pack includes handwritten, annotated line-by-line analysis of all the IEB poems being tested. Includes possible questions and arguments that could be posed and made regarding the poems. Also includes background on the poets, notes on structure, style and tone.

Typed up summaries of these four poems, including explanations for all lines and kubla khan is highlighted in theme colours, tone, meaning, rhythm etc is explained.

Detailed power point presentations to help you understand IEB poems- How to be old, If thou must love me, The Pauper, These fought in any case.