GCSE Anthology Poems from Different Cultures Cluster 1

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Vultures The poet describes two vultures – how they eat the corpses of other animals, yet also seem to live together as an affectionate couple. This situation is compared to that of a Nazi commander – murdering people in a concentration camp during the day, yet becoming a loving father in the evening. The poem asks us to consider whether evil exists in all of us, or if even the most evil beings are capable of love.
Vultures – Themes and links Human attitudes – how we treat each other. The fairness of society. How the nature reflects the human race. Links to ‘What were they like?’, ‘Nothing’s Changed’, ‘Two Scavengers’ – political/social comment, how humans treat each other. ‘Night of the Scorpion’, ‘What were they like?’ – human attitudes.
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Page 11 and 12: Blessing Tells of an incident (may
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