Exposure
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- Created on: 10-04-21 12:59
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- Exposure
- Form
- Poem is written in present tense
- Use 'our', 'we', 'us'
- Collective shows how all were affected
- Use 'our', 'we', 'us'
- Each stanza has a regular rhyme scheme ABBAC
- The rhymes are jagged
- Reality of the men's experience and relict their confustionand fading energy
- Poem is written in present tense
- Wilfred Owen
- Questions
- Rhetorical Questions
- asks why the men are exposed to dreadful conditions
- Rhetorical Questions
- Bleak language
- Bleak imagery to remind the reader of the men's pain, awful weather and the lack of hope
- descriptions are vivid and distressing
- Nature is personified making it seem like the enemy of war
- Bleak imagery to remind the reader of the men's pain, awful weather and the lack of hope
- Feelings and attitudes
- Suffering
- physical pain
- as well as exhaustion and fatigue
- physical pain
- Boredom
- Sense of frustration
- they are 'worried', 'watching'
- Sense of frustration
- Hopelessness
- soldiers are helpless against the power of nature
- Suffering
- Form
- Poem is written in present tense
- Use 'our', 'we', 'us'
- Collective shows how all were affected
- Use 'our', 'we', 'us'
- Each stanza ends with a half line
- no hope and lack of activity
- Form
- Each stanza has a regular rhyme scheme ABBAC
- The rhymes are jagged
- Reality of the men's experience and relict their confustionand fading energy
- Structure
- 8 stanzas
- bleak imagery
- Exposure
- Wilfred Owen
- Questions
- Rhetorical Questions
- asks why the men are exposed to dreadful conditions
- Rhetorical Questions
- Bleak language
- Bleak imagery to remind the reader of the men's pain, awful weather and the lack of hope
- descriptions are vivid and distressing
- Nature is personified making it seem like the enemy of war
- Bleak imagery to remind the reader of the men's pain, awful weather and the lack of hope
- Feelings and attitudes
- Suffering
- physical pain
- as well as exhaustion and fatigue
- physical pain
- Boredom
- Sense of frustration
- they are 'worried', 'watching'
- Sense of frustration
- Hopelessness
- soldiers are helpless against the power of nature
- Suffering
- 8 stanzas
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