STANLEY TUTORS - Power and Conflict Poetry Revision

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Across
  1. 4. Oxymoron used in 'Storm on the Island' to allude to Irish Troubles: Exploding ___________.
  2. 5. Surname of the poet who wrote 'The Emigree'.
  3. 9. A pause within a line of poetry.
  4. 11. Extended, uninterrupted speech by a single person used in 'My Last Duchess'.
  5. 12. Lebanese capital city mentioned in 'War Photographer' alongside Belfast and Phnom Penh.
  6. 14. Description of little fishing boats in 'Kamikaze' that were 'strung out like _______'.
  7. 15. Adjective used in 'London' to embody unfortunate army. 'And the _______ soldier's sigh'.
  8. 16. Main Theme in 'Checking Out Me History'.
  9. 17. Line repeated at the end of 4 stanzas in 'Exposure', 'But _______ Happens'.
Down
  1. 1. Irish government building that is subtly alluded to in the Title of the Seamus Heaney Poem.
  2. 2. Daily Necessity that Imitaz Dharker suggests 'might fly our lives like paper kites' in 'Tissue'.
  3. 3. Emotional suffering after traumatic events, highlighted in 'Remains'.
  4. 6. A traditional 14-line poem, usually written in iambic pentameter.
  5. 7. Animal representing instinct and innocence in Bayonet Charge.
  6. 8. Type of Language used in 'Remains' to express the mundane nature of War. For example, 'mates', 'looters', and 'tosses his guts'.
  7. 10. Place where Ozymandias' statue lies.
  8. 13. Arsenal that surrounds the brigade and is repeatedly mentioned in 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'.