WW2 Poetry Analysis
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WW2 Poetry Analysis
Reading the poem
After the siren, the street lies still, A window glitters beneath the dust. We carry our blankets up the hill, And keep one small lantern lit for us. At dawn, a seed pushes through the stone; The morning finds us, not alone.
- Hope and new life can persist through difficulty
- The family is trying to find food
- The street has become completely safe
- The speaker is describing a garden at midday
Poetry choices
Look closely at the poet’s language and sound.
- Personification
- Simile
- Onomatopoeia
- Rhyme
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