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The poem describes soldiers resting before entering a battle during the spring offensive. They take in their surroundings and feel readied for battle by the cold wind. As they peer over a hill, they see the flares of battle in the distance. They then race over the hill together and enter the fray, surfing bullets. After the battle, they return with an air of peace, though the extreme situations of war hang heavily on their souls. The poet conveys the soldiers' feelings of pain and remorse for those lost as well as their need to escape such pains, even if just briefly.
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- 4. How do the soldiers feel ‘ Why speak not they of the comrades that went under?’ This makes the soldiers feel remorse because they regret all that happened that day and all that were involved don’t wish to think about it. Also only few soldiers manage to get there lives back to some sort of normality after the war.
- 5. Poets feelings ‘ Like an injected drug for their bodies’ pains’ This shows the poets feelings by showing the pain that the soldiers go through by suffering and pain. To need the feeling of drugs shows they will do any thing to relax for a while.
- 6. Language The poet uses a simile to show calmness “breathe like trees” which creates a peaceful feeling. The poet uses alliteration, to put a feeling of lifelessness “stood still” The poet also uses personification to show how wild, mad and furious the war was ‘the whole sky burned with fury against them;’