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1“No walls about me, the stars over me”
- AConveys the freedom of humans in nature without restrictions of civilization
- BFurther emphasizes how through nature, humans are connected to their cultural heritage and past
- CReflects how nature has endured despite human intervention in Ancient and modern times
2“No walls about me, the stars over me”
- AHyperbole
- BContrast
- CPersonification
- DParallesim
3 “the tall surrounding trees that stir in the wind making their own music”
- AFurther emphasises how through nature, humans are connected to their cultural heritage and past
- BCaptures the importance of the natural world in conveying culture, as the wind becomes a story teller of the past
- CCompares the wall to a spiritual “rainbow serpent” that highlights the connections that exist through humanity across cultures
4“the tall surrounding trees that stir in the wind making their own music”
- AMetaphor
- Bsimilie
- CPersonification
5“where we are one with all old nature’s lives”
- AConnection through collective memory which contrasts with her isolation in the present tense
- BFurther emphasises how through nature, humans are connected to their cultural heritage and past
- CHighlights that the past is both reflected in the land and passed through generations
6“where we are one with all old nature’s lives”
- Ahyperbole
- BInclusive language and personification
- CContrast
- DSimilie in the form of an allusion
7“but a thousand thousand campfires are in my blood
- ASolidifies her assertion that humanity is connected to the past through nature
- BFurther emphasises how through nature, humans are connected to their cultural heritage and past
- CEmphasises a sense of belonging to one’s origins, despite time passing.
8“but a thousand thousand campfires are in my blood
- AMetaphor
- BContrast
- CPersonification
- DHyperbole
9“high-peaked mountains” that “stand out against the skyline” and “the Great Wall twines itself around and over them”
- ACompares the wall to a spiritual “rainbow serpent” that highlights the connections that exist through humanity across cultures
- BReflects how nature has endured despite human intervention in Ancient and modern times
- CHighlights that the past is both reflected in the land and passed through generations
10“high-peaked mountains” that “stand out against the skyline” and “the Great Wall twines itself around and over them”
- ASimilie in the form of an allusion
- BContrast
11“Rainbow Serpent”
- AConnection through collective memory which contrasts with her isolation in the present tense
- BEmphasises a sense of belonging to one’s origins, despite time passing.
- CCompares the wall to a spiritual “rainbow serpent” that highlights the connections that exist through humanity across cultures
12"Rainbow Serpent"
- AAllusion
- BMetaphor
- CSimilie in the form of an allusion
13“the past is all about us and within”
- AConnection through collective memory which contrasts with her isolation in the present tense
- BReflects how nature has endured despite human intervention in Ancient and modern times
- CHighlights that the past is both reflected in the land and passed through generations
14“the past is all about us and within”
- AAssertive tone
- BGhostly Metaphor
15"Haunted by tribal memories"
- AConnection through collective memory which contrasts with her isolation in the present tense
- BReflects how nature has endured despite human intervention
- CEmphasises a sense of belonging to one's origins, despite time passing
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- Quiz on Untitled, created by Daniel Thompson on 18/06/2019.
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