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The document outlines five major themes - Evil Powerful Figures, Inner Conflict, Social Conflict, Nature and Weather, and War Conflict - covered by poems in the "Power and Conflict" cluster. It analyzes five poems - Remains, The Emigree, Exposure, London, and Kamikaze - in detail, identifying which themes each poem covers. The poems are also compared to other poems that touch on similar themes. Remains, for example, covers the themes of War Conflict and Inner Conflict, and could be compared to poems like Exposure, Bayonet Charge, and War Photographer that also relate to those themes.
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