This e-book, would among other functions help and encourage students writing the Poetry ,Paper 3 part of the CIE have a deeper appreciation and informed response to poetry .Incidentally, this section of the paper often poses a lot of challenges to most students and it is my hope that they would be guided by the analyses of all the poems set in the syllabus.
For clarity and classification sake, each poem is analyzed under the following headings: Content/Form, Subject Matter/Themes, Sound Effects, Tone/Mood Atmosphere, Diction/Vocabulary and Imagery/Literary Devices. Based on experience and having taught the syllabus for more than 20 years, questions asked in the CIE do not exceed this range. With the inclusion of the poems, it would be easier for the reader/candidate to make quick reference and comparison where needed.
LIST OF POEMS ANALYSED
1. Song: Why So Pale and Wan, Fond Lover?- Sir John Suckling
2. What Thing Is Love?- George Peele
3. Sonnet 11- Lady Mary Wroth
4. Song: Weep You No More, Sad Fountains- Anonymous
5. When I Was Fair And Young- Queen Elizabeth I
6. They Flee From Me, That Sometime Did Me Seek- Sir Thomas Wyatt
7. Sonnet 61- Michael Drayton
8. Song: Go, Lovely Rose!- Edmund Waller
9. No Crooked Leg, No Bleared Eye- Queen Elizabeth I
10. Sonnet 31- Sir Philip Sidney
11. Written The Night Before His Execution- Chidiock Tichbourne
12. The Author’s Epitaph, Made By Himself- Sir Walter Raleigh
13. A Litany In Time Of Plague- Thomas Nashe
14. Sonnet 19- Lady Mary Wroth
15. From Underwoods- Ben Jonson
16. A Song- Thomas Carew
17. Walsingham- Sir Walter Raleigh
18. The Flowers That on The Banks and Walks Did Grow- Aemilia Lanyer
19. Come Live with me, and be my Love- Christopher Marlowe
20. Sonnet 54- Edmund Spenser
21. What is Our Life?- Sir Walter Raleigh
22. Sonnet 75- Edmund Spenser
23. Song: Spring, The Sweet Spring- Thomas Nashe
24. Sonnet 18- William Shakespeare
25. Sonnet 73- William Shakespeare
26. The Procession of The Seasons- Edmund Spenser
27. The Man of Life Upright- Thomas Campion
28. A Mind Content- Robert Greene
29. I Grieve, and Dare Not Show my Discontent- Queen Elizabeth I
30. Song: To Celia- Ben Jonson
31. Golden Slumbers- Thomas Dekker
32. A Farewell To The Reader- Isabella Whitney
For clarity and classification sake, each poem is analyzed under the following headings: Content/Form, Subject Matter/Themes, Sound Effects, Tone/Mood Atmosphere, Diction/Vocabulary and Imagery/Literary Devices. Based on experience and having taught the syllabus for more than 20 years, questions asked in the CIE do not exceed this range. With the inclusion of the poems, it would be easier for the reader/candidate to make quick reference and comparison where needed.
LIST OF POEMS ANALYSED
1. Song: Why So Pale and Wan, Fond Lover?- Sir John Suckling
2. What Thing Is Love?- George Peele
3. Sonnet 11- Lady Mary Wroth
4. Song: Weep You No More, Sad Fountains- Anonymous
5. When I Was Fair And Young- Queen Elizabeth I
6. They Flee From Me, That Sometime Did Me Seek- Sir Thomas Wyatt
7. Sonnet 61- Michael Drayton
8. Song: Go, Lovely Rose!- Edmund Waller
9. No Crooked Leg, No Bleared Eye- Queen Elizabeth I
10. Sonnet 31- Sir Philip Sidney
11. Written The Night Before His Execution- Chidiock Tichbourne
12. The Author’s Epitaph, Made By Himself- Sir Walter Raleigh
13. A Litany In Time Of Plague- Thomas Nashe
14. Sonnet 19- Lady Mary Wroth
15. From Underwoods- Ben Jonson
16. A Song- Thomas Carew
17. Walsingham- Sir Walter Raleigh
18. The Flowers That on The Banks and Walks Did Grow- Aemilia Lanyer
19. Come Live with me, and be my Love- Christopher Marlowe
20. Sonnet 54- Edmund Spenser
21. What is Our Life?- Sir Walter Raleigh
22. Sonnet 75- Edmund Spenser
23. Song: Spring, The Sweet Spring- Thomas Nashe
24. Sonnet 18- William Shakespeare
25. Sonnet 73- William Shakespeare
26. The Procession of The Seasons- Edmund Spenser
27. The Man of Life Upright- Thomas Campion
28. A Mind Content- Robert Greene
29. I Grieve, and Dare Not Show my Discontent- Queen Elizabeth I
30. Song: To Celia- Ben Jonson
31. Golden Slumbers- Thomas Dekker
32. A Farewell To The Reader- Isabella Whitney
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The title is somewhat misleading as poetry from Songs of Ourselves Volume 2, Part 1 are not included. The front cover should list the poems analysed to avoid teachers/tutors teaching these poems for IGCSE will not waste their money (as I did) on this resource.
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