... is calm, reflective and soothing. While in Dulce Et Decorum Est, Wilfred Owen, uses a bitter, depressive and slightly sarcastic tone, which seems devoid of hope, using that, he has created a moody and grim atmosphere, which is completely opposite of what Rupert Brooke has done. The diction as used by Rupert Brooke in The Soldier, is plain and non-descriptive, but calming ... ...

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