EDEXCEL CONFLICT POETRY ANTHOLOGY: SUMMARY & ANALYSIS | NARRATOR: BARBARA NJAU
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Date: 2019-12-10

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Pressed for time? This is a summary on all you need to know about the Edexcel Conflict Poetry Anthology. In this video, we will explain the meaning of the following poets and poems from the collection:

William Blake – A Poison Tree (1794) 
Lord Byron – The Destruction of Sennacherib (1815) 
William Wordsworth – Extract from The Prelude (1850)
Thomas Hardy – The Man He Killed (1902) 
Christina Rossetti – Cousin Kate (1860) 
Wilfred Owen – Exposure (1917) 
Alfred, Lord Tennyson – The Charge of the Light Brigade (1854) 
John Agard – Half-caste (1996) 
Gillian Clarke – Catrin (1978) 
Carole Satyamurti – War Photographer (1987) 
Ciaran Carson – Belfast Confetti (1990) 
Mary Casey – The Class Game (1981) 
Jane Weir – Poppies (2005) 
Benjamin Zephaniah – No Problem (1996) 
Denise Levertov – What Were They Like? (1967)