The Poem was written with the approach from the fictional novel of the split-personalities of ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’. The allusion to ‘Jekyll’ and ‘Hyde’ provided a reference point and context to the Poem. The inspiration of the Poem originated from the British grime artist Santan Dave's ‘JKL + HYD' single. In the single, he unveils the vulgar past experiences of his ‘dirty life', where he ‘lost every single man inside' of his ‘life'. Nonetheless, the constant world of fear forces him to mature psychologically at a significantly faster rate ‘beyond' his biological tender ‘age of 17'. However, the situation was able to be kept hidden to others due, to ‘the smile of a child' he possessed every day. The External Perception
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The diction choice was carefully chosen with provocative words such as ‘forced' ‘submerged' and ‘eternal emotional wounds', which provided maximal emphasis on ‘the robust fire rushing through his veins'. Nonetheless, the words were also chosen to evoke an emotional response towards Jekyll and sympathize with his ‘situation'.
The Poem was written free verse, due to the focus on meaning rather than flow. Originally the Poem was written with the objective to write the Poem rhythmic flow. However, numerous times lines were to sacrifice deep meaning to flow, so instead the result was the free-verse with the focus of lines dense in meaning. The allusion of Jekyll and Hyde provided a leverage to the context of the character freeing up lines to describe Jekyll and Hyde, allowing a unique approach to the novel with a 44-line Poem.
Overall confidence is high in the Poem. There is a clear hidden meaning in the Poem, which can be interpreted many ways. The poem was written with the purpose to depict a vivid image of Jekyll's mind and evoke the reader's emotions in the reader. The metre was appropriately maintained throughout the Poem. The vocabulary was placed with the strongest possible words and phrases. The tone was kept
The diction choice was carefully chosen with provocative words such as ‘forced' ‘submerged' and ‘eternal emotional wounds', which provided maximal emphasis on ‘the robust fire rushing through his veins'. Nonetheless, the words were also chosen to evoke an emotional response towards Jekyll and sympathize with his ‘situation'.
The Poem was written free verse, due to the focus on meaning rather than flow. Originally the Poem was written with the objective to write the Poem rhythmic flow. However, numerous times lines were to sacrifice deep meaning to flow, so instead the result was the free-verse with the focus of lines dense in meaning. The allusion of Jekyll and Hyde provided a leverage to the context of the character freeing up lines to describe Jekyll and Hyde, allowing a unique approach to the novel with a 44-line Poem.
Overall confidence is high in the Poem. There is a clear hidden meaning in the Poem, which can be interpreted many ways. The poem was written with the purpose to depict a vivid image of Jekyll's mind and evoke the reader's emotions in the reader. The metre was appropriately maintained throughout the Poem. The vocabulary was placed with the strongest possible words and phrases. The tone was kept