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‘A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in London’ by Dylan Thomas Lesson 4 Overview: By the end of this lesson, I will: Understand how the poet uses language and imagery in this poem.

Lesson 4 Resource Sheet Task 1 – Pair Work Make a note of words you would use or have seen in a poem about the death of a child. What words does Dylan Thomas use in this poem to describe the child’s death? (Look at Stanzas 3 and 4 in particular.)

Lesson 4 Resource Sheet Task 2 – Pair work Look again at the title of the poem. What do you think is the key word in the title? Look through the poem and find any other words and phrases which demonstrate the negative attitude of the poet.

Dylan Thomas and Religion Dylan Thomas went to chapel as a child, heard the Bible being read and also read the New Testament for himself. This is reflected in the language and imagery of his work, which is said to be influenced by the Judeo-Christian tradition (that is, elements which can be found in the Jewish and Christian tradition such as The Ten Commandments).

Lesson 4 Resource Sheet Task 3 – Pair work Look again through Stanzas 2 and 3 to find references to the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Dylan Thomas and the Natural World As we have already seen, Dylan Thomas in this poem portrays death as a part of the cycle of life and death in the natural world.

Lesson 4 Resource Sheet Task 4 – Pair work Look for references to the natural world in the poem.

Language Patterns Dylan Thomas often repeats language patterns in his work, modifying them with different words or elements of vocabulary.

Lesson Resource Sheet Task 5 – Pair work Look for: Words ending in –ing in Stanza 1: The pattern the … of the …. in Stanzas 2, 3 and 4 What is the effect of these repeated patterns?

Lesson 4 Resource Sheet Task 6 – Individual work Fill in this grid with examples from the poem and complete the sentences in the third column. Language or imagery Example(s) from the poem Why does the poet use this language or imagery?   Negative words or phrases The poet uses negative words of phrases to convey… References to the Judeo-Christian tradition By using references to the Judeo-Christian tradition, the poet …