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The poem is about soldiers taking a brief rest during their difficult time at war. They relax in nature while they can before having to climb a hill and face more fighting, as indicated by the sky flashing ominously. The extreme situation of war has left the soldiers tired, hungry, and feeling dead and weary, as conveyed through their actions and the poet's symbolic language.
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