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A Reading of Owen's "Dulce et Decorum Est"

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March 6, 2016

 

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Through the shocking imagery, and the seemingly real soldier's account, Owen makes his reader experience war. This poem is about teaching others the foolishness of war, and the unavoidable psychological and physical suffering it causes. The narrator is a rhetorical soldier in an authentic sounding war situation...
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The use of this soldiers first hand account provides the reader with a feeling that he gives an accurate description of the experience. The first two stanzas describe the soldiers returning to their camp after a battle. The picture the narrator develops is not of proud, patriotic men, but rather men suffering from the horrors they have just lived through...
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