Key Biblical Allusions in the AQA Power and Conflict Poems

Click on the link above to access a brief overview of some of the key Biblical allusions in the AQA Power and Conflict poems.  I’ve listed them below.

1. London – ‘And blights with plagues the marriage hearse’
2. Charge of the Light Brigade – ‘Into the valley of Death / Rode the six hundred’
3. Charge of the Light Brigade – ‘Into the jaws of Death / Into the mouth of Hell’
4. Exposure – ‘For love of God seems dying’
5. Poppies – ‘I resisted the impulse / to run my fingers through the gelled / blackthorns of your hair’
6. War Photographer – ‘as though this were a church and he / a priest preparing to intone a Mass’
7. War Photographer – ‘All flesh is grass’
8. Tissue – ‘the kind you find in well-used books, the back of the Koran’

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You can access similar allusion overviews on Macbeth by clicking here and Jekyll and Hyde by clicking here.

Cheers –

Doug

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