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Did you know?
Research has shown that it is therapeutic (helps cure a disease or ease the pain) for people
who have experienced severe trauma to write about it and
express how horrifying and unpleasant the
experience made them
feel. It allows them to put it down on paper and get on with their lives.
But then it’s too late, and you’ll know in your heart, that you are mine, and we shall not part. You’ll regret that you tried me, they always do. But you came to me, not I to you. You knew this would happen, many times you were told, but you challenged my power, and chose to be bold. You could have said no, and just walked away.
If you could live that day over now, what would you say? I’ll be your master; you will be my slave, I’ll even go with you, when you go to your grave. Now that you have met me, what will you do? Will you try me or not? It’s all up to you. I can bring you more misery than words can tell, Come take my hand, let me lead you to hell.
2. Why do you think the poet wished to remain anonymous?
3. ‘I’ is used throughout the poem. Write the correct answers next to 3.1 Who does ‘I’ refer to?
3.2 Because of the use of ‘I’ the poem has a … person narrator.
Yet, it is very easy to read and to understand. What do you think is the reason for this?
agree or disagree.
Note
Literary features and figures of speech are discussed in Module 7.
6. Repetition is a technique used to reinforce the theme of a poem. Why is the repetition so effective in this poem? 7. What is the theme of the poem?
8.1 where you can find meth 8.2 where you can make meth
9.2 You have a choice whether to try meth or not (last 20 lines).
9.1 Meth is a very dangerous drug that you should not even try once or twice (first 20 lines).
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10. Certain words from lines 40-43 are quoted below. Te nightmares… the voices… the sweats… the shakes… the visions… are all giſts from me. What figure of speech is this? Choose A - D and give a reason for your answer. A B C D
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alliteration repetition metaphor irony
Vocabulary
omnipotence – very great power
11. Troughout the poem the omnipotence and destruction that drugs cause are described.
11.2 Quote any other two examples from the poem which you think best express this.
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