Power & Conflict: ALL 15 Poems: EVERYTHING You Need In One Video

guys welcome to another video you've got

Mr Everything English and this is going

to be a big one it has been on my mind

for a long time because I know you guys

need the help and I was thinking of the

best way to do it now exams are in 3 or

4 days time I could either have released

a video per poem but I thought you know

what forget the views let's just put

everything in one big video and you guys

can make it work guys a few things

number one in this video we're going to

cover every single power and conflict

poem normally when I make a video on the

poems I normally average about 30

minutes per poem now guys obviously it's

not going to be 30 minutes per poem

because 30 * 15 is about 450 minutes I

believe that's a heck of a long time so

I'm going to try to guys go through each

poem in about 10 minutes each but I

promise you guys you will get everything

you need in those 10 minutes that is a

must otherwise this video is an absolute

waste of time and that is not something

that I like to do so I will give you

everything you need guys when it comes

to all 15 poems number two can somebody

please at some point put time stamps on

this video so everyone knows what time

is which poem so for example if you just

want to jump in and do ozie mandas or

tissues or Prelude you can jump in and

do that particular poem and guys number

three

before we jump into the poems this part

of the video is the

setup you guys need to know why are we

even going through the poems and how

does this link to your exam now guys I'm

going to be as fast as possible English

literature paper two is a 2 hours and 15

minute exam but the power and conflict

section is a 45 minute slot in these 2

hours and 15 minutes now how the how

does the exam work for the power and

conflict section you get one question in

your exam and this question is marked

out of 30 it is a 30 mark question and

it marks you on A1 it marks you on ao2

and it marks you on AO3 now if you're

sitting at home scratching your head

thinking sir what's ao1 what's A2 what's

AO3 then I'm I'm beginning to wonder

what were you doing in your first

English Literature Exam because it's the

exact same ao's A1 guys I've been over

before guys ao1 is your point and your

task now guys by the way just in case

you're wondering sir why are you going

over this because this tells us what we

have to go over when we go over the

poems we're not going to read the poems

just for the fun of it and for a nice

feeling we're going to read the poems

with the exam in mind we must go all the

points for A1 ao2 and AO3 now ao2 guys

as you all should be aware is looking at

the effect of language which means

language devices structure which means

structural devices and form now super

duper quickly guys when it comes to

poetry I want you guys to either talk

about czora I want you guys to either

talk about enjoyment and I want you guys

to either talk about what we doing Sora

enjoyment and vter and then guys

actually should I go over them yeah let

me go over them very quickly czora guys

now as I go through the video these

three will become a lot more clearer but

czora guys is when there's punctuation

throughout a line and not at the end of

a line enj is when the line of poetry

carries on to the next line with no

punctuation at the end and VTA is the

shift VTA is the turning point in the

poem now when it comes to structural

devices of course we can talk about

foreshadowing flashback zooming in

zooming out however for those of us

aiming for the top band you want to make

your writing subject specific so this is

English but this is poetry within

English so these devices we want to show

off to the Z guess what while every

other kid talks about foreshadowing and

flashback you know me I've done my work

I've done Tora I've learned enjoyment

and I've learned vulture guys because

it's shows that you know poetry specific

devices now guys when it comes to form

do you remember when it came to the form

of Christmas Carol we talked about the

gothic genre when it came to the form of

Beth and Rome and Juliet we spoke about

the play and stage directions well out

of the 15 poems that we're going to read

we're going to have to categorize them

into forms now there's five forms that I

care about I don't care about hi guys I

don't care

about any other form of poetry because

they are wasting our time we are not in

your seven where we are doing fun

lessons we are in year 11 and we only

care about form that we can apply to our

exam and those are five there are five

forms guys there is the narrative form

there is the Epic form there is the free

verse there is the

Sonic and then there is the dramatic

monologue now what are these five a

narrative form of poetry guys is a poem

that tells a story an epic form of

poetry is a poem that is a about an

event for example The Charge of the

Light Brigade when we get there this is

about an event this is about a battle

number three guys let's do Sonet first

and then prse guys a Sonet is a 14 line

poem that is normally about love this

doesn't have to be romantic love this

can be any form of love for example oie

mandas is a Sonic it is a 14line poem

about love however this guy loves power

and he loves

himself free verse guys is a poem that

doesn't follow any rules there's there's

no set stanza length there's no set line

structure they just go on a mad one and

example of this is checking out me

history and then we have a dramatic

monologue one character first person

talking the whole way through and an

example of this is my last Duchess so

what does that mean guys this means that

when we analyze the Poetry we have to

find ao2 language structure and form now

not every single ao2 we're not going to

pick out every single language device

every single structur device every

single form device at this point of the

year I'm going to give you three quotes

per poem that you should revise and use

in your exam and those three quots will

have a blend of these uh devices now

when it comes to point and task this

depends Point task and I forgot guys it

also looks at reference it also looks at

quotes now this depends upon the

question but what I will give you are

your references from each poem your

three quotes from each poem that you

should learn for your exam and guys

finally A3 and this is our context and

again when we go over each poem I will

give you Contex this is stuff like

patriarchy religion and so on now what

is this question what is the Poetry

question in the exam and why do so many

people mess it up guys it is a 45 minute

question right I recommend planning

between anywhere between 5 and 7 minutes

if you can plan faster fantastic but try

to plan anywhere between 5 to 7 minutes

and your target is right three

paragraphs in this time period now these

paragraphs are going to be pretty big

paragraphs because the way I do it is I

compare the poems in each paragraph I

call it ping pong we go back and forth

back and

forth paragraph one you compare both

poems paragraph two you compare both

poems paragraph three you compare both

poems a comparison can be a similarity a

comparison can be a difference it just

depends whatever is easier for you on

the day of your exam unless they specify

in the question similarity or difference

and that is guys the overall structure

of your writing so guys do the ma three

paragraphs in approximately 38 minutes

if you spend 7 Minutes planning now guys

that is the overall structure of the

question itself now what we're going to

do guys is we're going to go over all

the 15 points and then at the end of the

video depending upon how tired I am we