Analysis of From Out of the Blue by Simon Armitage

[@djpdetailing]

where it says crumb could imply that the man was a metaphor to the crumb, crumbs tend to be left and forgotten about. This is probably the way the man was feeling. btw very helpful analysis

[@Yusuf-kb9rp]

imma use this for my english class. thx bro

[@djpdetailing]

@@Yusuf-kb9rp No problem glad i helped you!

[@SacredSalmonFish]

man thx now I have more help for my English assignment

[@TheObsidianAsh]

then you could say the two 'gg' represents them crumbling. hmmm deep.

[@joshkeedy-davies7746]

Hey guys wassup

[@brianbaggley-lomas8248]

Really good my son got a lot of ideas of it work has shot up

[@aaminahasan6270]

i think you are right on the tower like lines and now that you say that it does look like them! i wonder is simon armitage did this on purpose. thank you for this wonderful analysis

[@heywhatnooo]

this video saved me, thanks so much

[@willturner8413]

could you post the powerpoint in the description?

[@katiesyron3458]

Very helpful, thankyou. :)

[@jbrierley98]

Sorry, accidentally removed the last comment. Glad the videos helped and well done on your result.

[@lara-bx5eb]

thankyou for this ,am very grateful

[@rebeccabailey681]

It isn't called "From Out of the Blue", it is an extract from "Out of the Blue".

[@Maskedsinger-rc8fb]

This is really helpful well done

[@snowlocko]

This was really helpful!

[@TheObsidianAsh]

and at the end 'failing, flagging' only one 'l' 0_o

[@emmaashton9392]

I think this will come up tomorrow

[@rosesroses1250]

3 days before my junior cert

[@dt7702]

can u link this with flag and say the terror attacks show the effects of patriotism on civilisation?

[@adam007shipley]

+DT 770 The terror attacks were nothing to do with patriotism... They were from a religious war.

[@dt7702]

I guess god next to America would be better or bayonet charge :P

[@jbrierley98]

I never call it 'From Out of the Blue'. The word 'from' is in italics which is the standard convention when referring to an extract of a longer poem. I'm not sure about now but, at the time of posting the video, there was no formatting option to italicise the word in the KZbin title and description but, next time, I'll post a little disclaimer in case any other pedant wants to give me similarly constructive criticism.

[@supersayinli2996]

What poem is similar to Out of the blue in moon of tides conflict aqa book?

[@jbrierley98]

All depends on theme. It goes quite well with Bayonet Charge.