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William Blake’s ‘LONDON’ Appalls fills with horror, disgust or alarm licensed by law Forged shaped by heating or hammering worry or anxiety Ban public announcement Blights plant disease, spoils Chartered given to business use, rented or Harlot female prostitute Hapless hopeless Manacles hand-cuffs Woe Poetic Terms/ References Antithesis direct contrast Iambic tetrameter short beat followed by a strong beat eg science Hyperbole extreme exaggeration Lyric is a form of poetry expressing a subjective, personal point of view metaphor image that cannot be literal Simile comparing using like/as Quatrains four line stanzas rhymed, metered, or otherwise Repetition repeated words/phrase Rousseau “Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains” French Revolution (1789–1799) uprising against monarchy, church and the political establishment Synecdoche Part of something is used to refer to the whole thing William Blake’s ‘LONDON’ Appalls fills with horror, disgust or alarm licensed by law Forged shaped by heating or hammering worry or anxiety Ban public announcement Blights plant disease, spoils Chartered given to business use, rented or Harlot female prostitute Hapless hopeless Manacles hand-cuffs Woe Poetic Terms/ References Antithesis direct contrast Iambic tetrameter short beat followed by a strong beat eg science Hyperbole extreme exaggeration Lyric is a form of poetry expressing a subjective, personal point of view metaphor image that cannot be literal Simile comparing using like/as Quatrains four line stanzas rhymed, metered, or otherwise Repetition repeated words/phrase Rousseau “Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains” French Revolution (1789–1799) uprising against monarchy, church and the political establishment Synecdoche Part of something is used to refer to the whole thing William Blake’s ‘LONDON’ Appalls fills with horror, disgust or alarm licensed by law Forged shaped by heating or hammering worry or anxiety Ban public announcement Blights plant disease, spoils Chartered given to business use, rented or Harlot female prostitute Hapless hopeless Manacles hand-cuffs Woe Poetic Terms/ References Antithesis direct contrast Iambic tetrameter short beat followed by a strong beat eg science Hyperbole extreme exaggeration Lyric is a form of poetry expressing a subjective, personal point of view metaphor image that cannot be literal Simile comparing using like/as Quatrains four line stanzas rhymed, metered, or otherwise Repetition repeated words/phrase Rousseau “Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains” French Revolution (1789–1799) uprising against monarchy, church and the political establishment Synecdoche Part of something is used to refer to the whole thing
