What does 'grim' mean?

A trouble to my ______ ( From 'The Prelude')

The sublime is...

'The Prelude' is about...

Who wrote 'The Prelude?'

"A ________ to my dreams" (From 'The Prelude')

The mind-forged _______ I hear (From 'London')

The mind-f____ manacles I hear (From 'London')

What poem is this from? "The mind-forged manacles I hear."

The grim shape ______ up between me and the stars. (From 'The Prelude')

The grim shape towered up between me and the ____. (From 'The Prelude')

Marks of ______, marks of woe. (From 'London')

Which of these pictures shows manacles?

______ of weakness, _____ of woe. (From 'London')

Marks of weakness, marks of ___. (From 'London')

Who wrote 'London?'

Blake wrote London during...

Look on my ____, ye Mighty, and despair! (From 'Ozymandias')

Look on my works, ye ______, and despair! (From 'Ozymandias')

Look on my works, ye Mighty, and _____! (From 'Ozymandias')

Who wrote 'Ozymandias?'

Ozymandias is about how...

“Nothing beside remains" is from...

“______ beside remains.” (From 'Ozymandias')

“Nothing beside ______.” (From 'Ozymandias')

I gave commands; then all _____ stopped (From 'My Last Duchess')

I gave _______; then all smiles stopped (From 'My Last Duchess')

I gave commands; then all smiles ______ (From 'My Last Duchess')

That's my last Duchess ______ on the wall, looking as if she were alive (From 'My Last Duchess')

That's my last Duchess painted on the wall, / Looking as if she were ____ (From 'My Last Duchess')

That's my last Duchess painted on the wall, / Looking as if she were ____ (From 'My Last Duchess')

What poem is this from? "I gave commands; then all smiles ended."

My Last Duchess is about...

"All in the valley of ____ rode the six hundred." (From 'Charge of the Light Brigade')

"All in the valley of Death rode the six hundred." What poem is this from?

"All in the valley of Death rode the ________" (From 'Charge of the Light Brigade')

"Into the ____ of Death, into the mouth of hell" (From 'Charge of the Light Brigade')

"Into the jaws of Death, into the mouth of ___" (From 'Charge of the Light Brigade')

'Charge of the Light Brigade' presents death in war as sad but also...

Which poem is this from? "Merciless iced east winds that knive us."

"Merciless iced east winds that ____ us." (From 'Exposure')

"_______ iced east winds that knive us." (From 'Exposure')

"But ______ happens" (From 'Exposure')

"But nothing ______" (From 'Exposure')

The line "But nothing happens" from 'Exposure' is...

'Exposure' is a poem about...

"Bullets smacking the belly out of the air." What poem is this from?

"Bullets smacking the b___ out of the air." (From 'Bayonet Charge')

"Bullets smacking the belly out of the air." (From 'Bayonet Charge') This is an example of...

"Bullets _______ the belly out of the air." (From 'Bayonet Charge')

"Its mouth wide open _____, its eyes standing out."(From 'Bayonet Charge')

"Its mouth wide open silent, its ___ standing out."(From 'Bayonet Charge')

"Tosses his guts back into his body." This is from which poem?

"Tosses his ____ back into his body." (From 'Remains')

"____ his guts back into his body." (From 'Remains')

"possibly armed, _______ not" (From 'Remains')

"possibly _____, probably not" (From 'Remains')

"Spools of suffering set out in ordered rows." Which poem is this from?

"Spools of suffering set out in ordered rows." What is a spool?

"Spools of ______ set out in ordered rows." (From 'War Photographer')

"The reader’s _____ prick with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers." (From 'War Photographer')

"The reader’s eyeballs ____ with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers." (From 'War Photographer')

What poem is this quotation from? "Spasms of red paper."

"____ of red paper." (From 'Poppies')

"Spasms of red _____." (From 'Poppies')

"I listened, hoping to hear your _______ voice catching on the wind" (From 'Poppies')

"I listened, hoping to hear your playground voice ___________" (From 'Poppies')

What poem is this from? "He must have wondered which had been the better way to die."

What poem is this from? "He must have wondered which had been the better way to die."

"He must have _____ which had been the better way to die." (From 'Kamikaze')

"He must have wondered which had been the ______ to die." (From 'Kamikaze')

Which poem is this from? "They accuse me of absence, they circle me."

"They accuse me of _____, they circle me." (From 'The Émigrée')

"They accuse me of absence, they _____ me." (From 'The Émigrée')

"There once was a ________." (From 'The Émigrée')

"There _____ a country." (From 'The Émigrée')

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