Compiled are some well worth memorising critical quotes for A Streetcar Named Desire. There is a lot to be drawn from these and would be good to commit to memory.

Attached are over 30 pages of A*-level, in depth, perceptive, sophisticated, concise and detailed notes for the prescribed poem list for the Eduqas A Level English Literature specification. The following poems are included: (Goblin Market notes will be a seperate resource). Have you forgotten?, Sweet Death, Remember, From the Antique, Echo, A Triad, ‘Whatsoever is right, that shall ye receive’, An Apple-Gathering, Up-Hill, ‘No, Thank You, John’, ‘Out of the Deep, The Queen of Hearts, Twice, Memory, Amor Mundi, A Daughter of Eve, A Smile and a Sigh, Autumn Violet, ‘They Desire a Better Country’, Confluents, The Key-Note, De Profundis, The Thread of Life, A Castle-Builder’s World, The Greatest of these is Charity, ‘Standing afar off for the fear of her torment’, Vigil of St Bartholomew, ‘Who hath despised the day of small things?’, Tune me, O Lord, into one harmony.