NEA: AQA A; Edexcel
This article sets out to explore poetry’s dramatic quality by examining how voices within poems dispute and talk, positioning the reader as a listener, overhearing the conversation. It goes on to look at how poems themselves can enact a kind of dialogue across the centuries, as poets write back to poems of the past.
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