POETRY EXAM!

My favourite poem from our anthology cluster appeared in the exam today - 'Come On, Come Back' by Stevie Smith! Although completely different poems with little in common, I chose to compare it to 'Hawk Roosting' by Ted Hughes. 

 However, during the exam the thunder and rain became so loud to the extent I doubt anyone could even hear me laughing...
Unfortunately, id left my window open; the rain seized my computer in an icy-amorous embrace :/\(
Whilst waiting for the exam papers to be collected after the time was up, I decided to annotate the two poems for the year ten who will receive the anthology next year :3

The unseen poem was so sad :( aqa why would you make us analyse a poem when we can barely even read it due to how it provokes secretion from our year ducts, thus blurring elucidation???


Just realised I made up a new word in my essay: 'equivocable' :/// 

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