No longer mourn for me Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

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

All 19 poems for the final IEB grade 12 English paper one exam have been analysed and summarised in this document. 1) Loves farewell 2) Lost or found world 3) The tenant 4) Nightsong City 5) The cry of South Africa 6) Penguin on the beach 7) Assassination 8)My last Duchess 9) Refugee Blues 10) Portrait of a loaf of bread 11) Dulce Est Decorum 12) I have my fathers voice 13) To Althea, from prison 14) Touch 15) The wing begun to rock the grass 16) Nobody loses all the ...

Each poem has been analyzed in depth and has detailed information on all poetry aspects which may be asked in questions. The first few pages of the document go through general poetry terms that are helpful to know. The 19 poems included are: Refugee blues My last duchess Loves farewell Night song city The wind begun to rock the grass Assassination Nobody loses all the time Touch To Althea, from prison Penguin on the beach Portrait of a loaf of bread The tenant Dulce Et Decorum Est...

Detailed notes on Poetry in the English Home Language IEB syllabus Love’s Farewell (Sonnet 61) (Michael Drayton) To Althea, from Prison (Richard Lovelace) To the Night (Percy Bysshe Shelley) Ulysses (Alfred, Lord Tennyson) My Last Duchess (Robert Browning) Refugee Blues (WH Auden) The Cry of South Africa (Olive Schreiner) Penguin on the Beach (Ruth Miller) Touch (Hugh Lewin) Portrait of a Loaf of Bread (Mbuyiseni Oswald Mtshali) Lost or Found World (Mongane Wally Serote) I Have ...

A detailed line by line summary and analysis of the poem No Longer Mourn for Me (Sonnet 71). This poem is assessed as part of the grade 12 IEB syllabus.

This document includes a Grade 12 Poem and explanation for the IEB Syllabus. This document includes: 1. No longer mourn for me (Shakespeare)

THIS DOCUMENT INCLUDES A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF ALL 19 PRESCRIBED IEB ENGLISH POEMS. THE NOTES INCLUDE POETIC TECHNIQUE, TONE, AND STRUCTURE ANALYSIS. I AM A COMPETENT ENGLISH STUDENT AND HAVE ACHIEVED CONSISTENTLY IN POETRY.

Grade 12 poetry synopsis notes on the following poems: “The Cry of South Africa” “Portrait of a Loaf of Bread” “Assassination” “The Wind Begun to Rock the Grass” “Ulysses” “Night Song City” “Dulce Et Decorum Est” “No longer mourn for me…” “To Althea, from Prison” “The Tenant” “Penguin on the Beach” “Love’s Farewell” “Refugee Blues” “Lost or Found World” “I have my father’s voice” “Touch”

An in-depth line-by-line analysis of IEB prescribed poem Sonnet 71: "No longer mourn for me when I am dead" by William Shakespeare. Specific notes on the structure of the poem, tone, and rhythm.

This document contains a full analysis of the prescribed Matric IEB poem: No longer mourn for me when I am dead by William Shakespeare (sonnet 71). The poem has been broken down and analysed stanza by stanza and line by line to ensure it is fully understood by the reader.