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scarygirl2

How did everyone find the poetry and prose this year?

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ros111

Original post by scarygirl2

How did everyone find the poetry and prose this year?

i hatedddddd purple hibiscus so much honestly. the extract felt flat I kept writing the same thing over and over. I quite liked the poetry section though

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CheddarNed

Original post by scarygirl2

How did everyone find the poetry and prose this year?

literally furious at the ted hughes poems 💔

Reply 3

scarygirl2

Original post by ros111

i hatedddddd purple hibiscus so much honestly. the extract felt flat I kept writing the same thing over and over. I quite liked the poetry section though

I do Rebecca for prose and it was so bad. Honestly it was all dialogue, no imagery to even analyse (I don;t think I even talked about imagery) and what do you do for poetry?

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scarygirl2

Original post by CheddarNed

literally furious at the ted hughes poems 💔

SAMEEEE
didn't even expect those two at all- I was so ready for the wind or something but I chose memory. wbu?

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CheddarNed

Original post by scarygirl2

SAMEEEE
didn't even expect those two at all- I was so ready for the wind or something but I chose memory. wbu?

i chose a memory too but it def wasn't my best essay

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CheddarNed

Original post by scarygirl2

I do Rebecca for prose and it was so bad. Honestly it was all dialogue, no imagery to even analyse (I don;t think I even talked about imagery) and what do you do for poetry?

yh the rebecca was awful too. how did you find the unseen?

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Infinity9609

Original post by ros111

i hatedddddd purple hibiscus so much honestly. the extract felt flat I kept writing the same thing over and over. I quite liked the poetry section though

I loved the passage

Reply 8

ros111

Original post by scarygirl2

I do Rebecca for prose and it was so bad. Honestly it was all dialogue, no imagery to even analyse (I don;t think I even talked about imagery) and what do you do for poetry?