1.in the first line of 'to the doctor who treated the raped child and who felt despair' the poet asserts that he/she is speaking on 'behalf of us all' what does she mean? 2.the poem seems to move between contrasting settings. write a paragraph in which you quote and discuss examples of this and explain the effect of dowling's constructing her poem manner. 3.the word 'and' is repeated at the beginning of seven different lines in the poem. write a paragraph in which you account for this repetition and explain its effectiveness. you should identify and discuss short quotations from the poem to support answer. 4.what is the speaker trying to do in this poem and how is this achieved? discussa specific instances in the poem to support the answer

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