War poetry

Welcome to the "War poetry" category on Questions LLC! Whether you are a literature enthusiast, history buff, or simply curious about the profound intertwining of war and art, this category is meant to captivate and enlighten. Explore the depths of emotions and experiences captured by renowned poets throughout different conflicts in history. From World War I to the Vietnam War, from Siegfried Sassoon to Wilfred Owen, this category offers a space to delve into the profound beauty, haunting imagery, and poignant messages conveyed through the powerful medium of war poetry. Engage, inspire, and let the verses transport you to a time where words became shields, or swords, in the face of battle. Come, join us on this journey of poetic exploration!

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Write an essay in which discuss the attitudes of different British poets to the perils of war. Please I need help asap before
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2. asked by Regina
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I really need to know if all the coorections are OK. It is really urgent.1)The subject of the poem is the description of some
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2. asked by Henry1
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So, we were asked to write an essay pertaining to the question: "How does *war poetry* 'shape' our world?"I'm stuck with finding
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2. asked by anonymous
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I am a little confused with this question.Base Details If I were fierce, and bald, and short of breath, I'd live with scarlet
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2. asked by nina
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My dreams are of a field afarAnd blood and smoke and shot. There in their graves my comrades are, In my grave I am not. I too
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If in some smothering dreams you too could paceBehind the wagon that we flung him in. And watched the white eyes writhing in his
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2. asked by yasminb
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"Base Details"If I were fierce, and bald, and short of breath, I’d live with scarlet Majors at the Base, And speed glum heroes
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2. asked by Bob
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CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE ANALYSIS OF THE POEM HIROSHIMA BY ANGELA CLIFTON
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2. asked by MARANQA
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I left out the following sentences. Thank you, Writeacher.1) The poet sees his dying friend as if he were (was??) drawning in
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2. asked by Franz
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hello,i am looking for a life-changing poem. the example i have is; a boy thinking war was great and when he got back, he lost a
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2. asked by holly
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the soliders in "the charge of the light brigade" realize someone had blundered. Why do they still go into battle?
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2. asked by taylor
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As promised, I'm sending you 5 sentences I'm finding it difficult to change. Thank you.1)In the second stanza there is the
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2. asked by Henry1
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Wilfred OwenDulce Et Decorum Est Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through
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2. asked by Sara
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can someone help me find a poem that relates to themes of "the things they carried" by tim obrien? ive tried looking but im not
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2. asked by jackie
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What is war? Is it good or is it bad? War is defined in many different ways and we, as people, have strong, different opinions
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2. asked by jen
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Read the poem, vigil strange I keep on the field one night from drum taps by Walt Whitman Ville. Strange I kept on the field one
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In 1854 Victorian poet Alfred Tennyson wrote the poem “The Charge of the Light Brigade,” about soldiers at the Battle of
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In this lesson, you have studied three authors (Owen, Brooke, and Sassoon) who wrote about their experiences with war.Choose ONE
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Prompt B. Early in the twentieth century, British citizens were thrust into a tragic world war. This war, however, served as an
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2. asked by Potsu
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My friend you would not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory
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Read this excerpt from the poem, "Facing It," about the Vietnam War, by Yusef Komunyakaa:I turn this way—I'm inside the
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Respond in at least 5 sentences. The answer needs to be written in complete sentences. Include at least 1 quote from
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What physical ailment does the poet describe the soldiers suffering from "Dulce et Decorum Est" ?a Frostbite b Tuberculosis c
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