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Simon Armitage uses language to explore interesting experiences. Use two poems to show how he does this.
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Simon Armitage uses language to explore interesting Experiences. Use two poems to show how he does this. Armitage uses a number of techniques to explore the theme of experiences, but the main way he does it is through language. He also explores the themes of abuse and relationships in the two poems. "I am very bothered" and "Poem". In "I am very bothered" the speaker is thinking back on all the bad things he has done in his life and one thing in particular was bothering him. "I am very bothered when I think Of all the bad things I have done in my life". This extract is showing that the speaker uses the word "bothered" which suggests that it is just something that is on his mind but he does not consider it as a big deal. He is aware that he committed a bad doing but still this does not seem...
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