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Poetry question.

  • 25-04-2012 7:41pm
    #1
    Parawhore.xD
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    Hi there, I have to do a poetry question on Thomas kinsella for my homework this evening and I was wondering could someone clear something up for me.

    We have studied four of his poems in detail but I can only really find relevant points to answer the question in three of them, would I be better to throw in one half assed paragraph about the fourth poem or just deal with the three that really apply to the answer?

    I've a funny feeling I'll be marked down if I only deal with three poems but I can easily fill four pages with the three and don't want to put meaningless waffle that I can't develop into my answer!

    Any ideas guys? I'd really appreciate it :)


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  • #2
    Chuchoter
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    I think you should go learn 2 more poems. 4 is very few especially if they don't fit together.


  • #3
    Parawhore.xD
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 571 ✭✭✭Parawhore.xD


    Chuchoter wrote: »
    I think you should go learn 2 more poems. 4 is very few especially if they don't fit together.

    4 is all our teacher is doing on kinsella but I see your point, I'll probably study one or two more myself just to use as a support because I think you're totally right. It does seem like way too little, even though one of the poems is 95 lines long and I could go on about it for years!


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