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Love's Dog ('Burnt toast', 'bonemeal' and 'bent…
Love's Dog
'Burnt toast', 'bonemeal' and 'bent cigarette'
Irreversable
dead, toxic
phallic imagery
addictive
accepting of flaws and imperfections
Rhythm is upset here, leaves a jarring and uneasy
used to grow a new relationship
Jen Hadfield
2008
Post modern poem
Unconventional (surprising imagery etc)
Edwin Morgan '
a view of things
' effort and deliberation of love (intertextuality)
Alice in Wonderland-Potions and food
Poetic Voice
1st person
Public
detached
reflective
Anaphora- predictable and logical
'What I'
'love'
'hate'
'Boil- wash' and 'Spin Cycle'
Non-rhyming
Purging and damaging
Everything is jumbled together
Antithesis
'love' 'hate'
More repetitions of the word 'love' than the word 'hate' shows the strength of love
2 sides to love
'zoo' and 'you'
masculine rhyme
2 sides to love (duality)
Separation of '-you'
Each relationship has its own space
isolated and focussed full attention on that person
Parallelsim
Rhythm and rhyme- light hearted
Some lines are rhyming couplets while others aren't
Shows that love is a universal experience- different relationships and settings but love is love
'diagnosis' and 'prognosis'
identifying the nature of an illness or disease and its outcome
'Serum' and 'potion'
Pararhyme (Half rhyme)
'doubloons' and 'bird-bones'
Valuable freedom in a relationship
Abstract concepts (love) defining it in concrete terms (Nouns)