How does the poem reflect the poet's experiences serving as prime minister at the start of World War I?
A. It draws attention to the hardships of leaders who face impending conflict.
B. It shows his support for the war effort by encouraging citizens to fight for an honorable cause.
C. It highlights the monotony of toiling day after day at the same job.
D. It gives the impression that government will reward citizens who enlist in the army.