Ieb matric poetry notes Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

The notes above provide an in depth summary of the English Home Language Syllabus required by the IEB. This summary is one without the Matric Poetry and is extracted from the English Handbook and Study guide. These notes have been used in the completion of the Final Matric Exams with confidence and ease.

These notes contain a detailed line by line analysis of all 19 Prescribed IEB final Matric poems including: Loves farewell To Althea, from prison To the night Refugee blues Ulysses My last Duchess The Cry of South Africa Penguin on the beach Lost or found world I have my fathers voice Portrait of a loaf of bread Touch The tenant Nightsong City Dulce et decorum est Nobody loses all the time No longer mourn for me Assassination The wind begun to rock the grass

In depth and colour coded notes that gives key analysis on all 16 matric poems for class of . Skip the hassle of taking poetry notes in class which can feel rushed and confusing with this poetry study guide to help you ace prelims and finals. These notes helped me achieve in the top 1% of IEB candidates for English (class of 2023) and they can help you achieve your English goals with minimum effort.

Don't have time to make notes but still want to get good marks? This will help you achieve both. Poem no.11 of the IEB Matric Poetry Set. A summary and line-by-line analysis of "Assassination" by Don L Lee. With a particular focus on poet background information, typography, irony, meaning, context, and punctuation. To hopefully, give you more context behind the chaotic events and typography of the poem and help you have an easier study session.

In-depth stanza by stanza analysis of "Touch" by Hugh Lewin. Notes on his background as well, which help to understand the meaning of the poem. Specific notes on diction, assonance, repetition, and structure of the poem.

This document consists of 19 IEB Matric poems containing detailed, line-by-line analysis of each poem. It includes themes, tones, moods and definitions and should be easy to understand. There is sufficient information to get a distinction.

This document contains a full analysis of the prescribed Matric IEB poem: Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson. This poem has been broken down and analysed line by line to ensure it is fully understood by the reader and includes points on the structure and techniques in the poem.

- All poetry techniques and devices explained - All translations - Woordeskat (word list you will need to know) - Line by line analysis of the poem