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War Poems (Dulce et Decorum Est (Quotes ("Gas! Gas! Quick, boys!"…
War Poems
Dulce et Decorum Est
Quotes
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"Bent double, like old beggars under sacks"
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Context
British soldiers in WW1 were outnumbered, unprepared and badly equipped
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Mustard gas blistered the skin and caused the affected person to practically drown in their own blood.
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Comparisons
The Soldier
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Difference - The Soldier is written in sonnet form which shows Brooke's love for his country and his optimistic view of war whereas Dulce is very dismissive towards the idea of war and to the higher-ups who sent innocent men to their death
Difference - The Soldier is written more like a piece of propaganda used to convince people that war is honorable. Dulce is the opposite. It reveals the true horrors of war and shows people that war is no to be taken lightly.
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The Manhunt
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Difference - The Manhunt is a specific experience about two people whereas Dulce is more general and describes the experience of most, if not all, the people who fought in WW1
Difference - The Manhunt discusses the psychological effects of war (PTSD) while Dulce focuses more on the physical injuries received.
Mametz Wood
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Similarity - Mametz Wood is about revealing what happened revealing about what happened battle of the Somme and Dulce is also about making sure that the true nature of war is shown in his poetry.
Mametz Wood
Quotes
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"A chit of bone, the china plate of a shoulder blade"
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Context
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The men attacked from the bottom of an incline. When they marched up German machine guns waited for them. This happened repeatedly
Comparisons
The Manhunt
Similarity - Neither of the poets have experience war themselves. They are writing based on other people's experiences
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Difference - The Manhunt has a rhyme scheme running through most of the poem whereas Mametz Wood does not have one at all
The Soldier
Difference - The Soldier is written in sonnet form to show the poet's love for his country but Mametz Wood has no set structure.
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The Manhunt
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"The damaged, porcelain collar-bone"
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Comparisons
The Soldier
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Difference - The Manhunt tells a story that includes various themes while The Soldier focuses on one idea only
The Soldier
Context
Rupert Brooke was well educated and traveled to many places. He came back from his travels just before WW1
Died from septicemia (that he contracted from a mosquito bite) before he could experience any real fighting
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Quotes
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"England bore, shaped, made aware"
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