In the poem Here by Philip Larkin, there are many different techniques that Larkin uses to convey his attitude toward the places he describes. Larkin describes a type of farmland, a large town, a sub-urb off the town and a place past the towns that grows freely.
Larkin seems to portray a peaceful tone to the first stanza, and the poem starts of pastoral. He uses a lot of imagery, such as: "rich industrial shadows" , "gold clouds" , and "shining gull-marked mud." In the second stanza the tone is more harsh, like he is telling the readers that he doesn't enjoy large towns as much as the country.
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Alex
ReplyDeleteAlthough your essay was incomplete you seems to have understood what the prompt was looking for and how Larkin used his literary techniques from the introduction I think that your essay would have been exactly what the prompt was looking for.
I give you a 7-6