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February 18, 2015

 

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The start of the poem introduced a dark, haunting picture of a group of men so damaged by the war that even the ?§tired, outstripped?? bombs can hardly penetrate their fatigued consciousness. They are ?§drunk with fatigue?? ?§lame?? ?§blind?? and ?§blood-shod??. There is nothing glamorous, heroic or patriotic in this initial scene...
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There is nothing glamorous, heroic or patriotic in this initial scene. The focus then moves to an individual who was so weary that he could not get his gas mask on in time during a gas attack. Now the poem concentrates on the utter horror that overcomes him. The gas penetrates his lungs and disintegrates them so that his death is a terrible spectacle...
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