Power and Conflict Poetry — How to Compare — Power and Conflict poetry — how to compare; Know the poems by theme; Structure: point-by-point; Compare methods AND ideas; Bring in context; Comparative connectives
Unseen Poetry — A Method — Unseen poetry — a method; Step 1: Read it (twice); Step 2: Work out the "big picture"; Step 3: Analyse methods; Step 4: Write it up (What / How / Why); Comparing unseen poems
Power and Conflict Poetry: Key Poems and Quotes — Power and Conflict Poetry: Key Poems and Quotes; Ozymandias — Percy Bysshe Shelley; London — William Blake; The Charge of the Light Brigade — Alfred, Lord Tennyson; Exposure — Wilfred Owen; Other Key Poems (Brief Notes)
Love and Relationships Poetry: Key Poems — Love and Relationships Poetry: Key Poems; When We Two Parted — Lord Byron; Love's Philosophy — Percy Bysshe Shelley; Sonnet 29: "I think of thee!" — Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Neutral Tones — Thomas Hardy; Porphyria's Lover — Robert Browning
Comparing Poems: Method and Structure — Comparing Poems: Method and Structure; The Exam Question; Planning Your Comparison (5 Minutes); Structuring Your Response; Comparing Form; Comparing Structure