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With Reference to at least two other poems, compare and contrast the writers attitudes to ‘education.
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With Reference to at least two other poems, compare and contrast the writers attitudes to 'education.' Examine the ways in which these attitudes are presented 'Schoolroom on a wet afternoon' wrote by Vernon Scannel appears to have written this poem partially upon his own memories of school life but also how he sees education and its problems. He puts the reader in a sort of 'fly on the wall' position, and sets the mood from the very start. 'The unrelated paragraphs of morning' which immediately the word unrelated suggests that not only morning was a long time ago but that it was unimportant, almost as if its in the past so it is not related to the now. The use of 'paragraphs purely suggests the breaks between lessons. The overall mood of the poem is dreary and miserable as suggested by words such as 'bereaved' and 'doomed innocence'. 'lachrymose pane' suggests...
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