... and pro war messages can be seen in each of the poems. There is a certain level of parallelism between Thomas Hardy's Men Who March Away, and several of Rupert Brooke's poems. The poets both use religion as a base for the patriotic views that they convey. Hardy Poses the question "what of the faith ... views the poets possess. Imagery is also used to brilliant effect in all of the poems. In particular, images of home and the glorious land that the soldiers are fighting for. However, in Asquith's poem he uses negative views of England and the life of one particular clerk to contrast the...

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... love for her husband is more important than anything. She is expressing a love that is not materialistic and is fully unconditional. Amachai uses parallelism, "They were surgeons/engineers", to describe the people that tore apart there relationship. He uses surgeons in relation to amputation, since surgeons are the ones that perform this surgery. The word dismantled is in also in relation to engineers. ... Both engineers and surgeons are descriptions of people that got in the way of their relationship ... . Amichai also uses diction to describe that her love is no longer there. She uses ...

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• Grade Level: High School