Nature Poetry

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Across
  1. 2. - Giving human traits to non-human things
  2. 6. - A theme explored in both 'The Fire' and 'Mushrooms'
  3. 8. - Comparison without using 'like' or 'as'
  4. 10. - Remains of what the fire consumes in Foulcher's poem
  5. 11. - Last name of the poet who wrote about blackberries
  6. 12. - Literary form used by Plath and Foulcher
  7. 13. - Relating to senses, often evoked in vivid imagery
  8. 14. - A fruit that features in one of Sylvia Plath's poems
  9. 16. - Human fragility in 'The Fire' by John Foulcher
  10. 18. - A grouped set of lines in a poem
  11. 19. - Central destructive force in John Foulcher's poem
Down
  1. 1. - Where a line of poetry ends
  2. 3. - Repetition of initial consonant sounds in a line
  3. 4. - These quietly rise in Sylvia Plath's poem
  4. 5. - Type of poetry without consistent rhyme or rhythm
  5. 7. - First name of the poet who wrote 'Blackberries' and 'Mushrooms'
  6. 9. - A theme in 'The Fire' by John Foulcher
  7. 15. - The attitude of the poet towards the subject
  8. 17. - Language used to create vivid pictures in the reader's mind
  9. 18. - When an object represents a deeper meaning