Unseen Poetry — ITAPE Planner
Coleridge & Byron · Desire and resistance · Paper 1 Section B · 25 marks · 45 minutes
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First approach
What do we know before we read a single line?
Poem A — Coleridge
Gender of poet
Hint from title
Date
Context
Form of poem
Poem B — Byron
Gender of poet
Hint from title
Date
Context
Form of poem
ITAPE comparison
IIntroduction— how the poem begins · first impression of voice
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Comparative statement
Poem A — Coleridge
Quotation
Technique + effect
Poem B — Byron
Quotation
Technique + effect
TTone— imagery, mood, semantic field
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Comparative statement
Poem A — Coleridge
Quotation
Technique + effect
Poem B — Byron
Quotation
Technique + effect
AAural— sound choices, rhyme, sibilance, rhythm
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Comparative statement
Poem A — Coleridge
Quotation
Technique + effect
Poem B — Byron
Quotation
Technique + effect
PPace— rhythm, stanza form, enjambement, pauses
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Comparative statement
Poem A — Coleridge
Quotation
Technique + effect
Poem B — Byron
Quotation
Technique + effect
EEnding— closure, final image, resolution or irresolution
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Comparative statement
Poem A — Coleridge
Quotation
Technique + effect
Poem B — Byron
Quotation
Technique + effect
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