Attack by Siegfried Sassoon; Anthem for Doomed Youth by Wilfred

Siegfried · Susann Attack, Wilfred Owen's "Beating the National Anthem of the Youth", Shearen Carson Belia Confetti, James Ke Pu (James Car Cup) are no longer in Hiroshima (Hiroshima) Or, the contradictory attitude of the four poems pointing out how poets use language to explore their thoughts and emotions. Regarding young fate attacks and national anthems, the above two poems, listed, both occurred during the associated World War II. Both Wilfrid Owen and Siegfried Sassoon participated in the war and fought for their country.

In 1917, Wilfred Owen (Wilfred Owen) drafted a poem near British poet Edinburgh Craig Rock Heart War Hospital (Craiglockhart War Hospital). Owen fought with Shell at the battle of Som and was sent to the hospital. In the hospital, he met the old poet Siegfried Sassoon, he just published his book "Old Huntsman" (1917). His direct and uncompromising style, similar to Owen, brought his work characteristics, draft shows that Sassoon participated in the editing of the poem

The war itself produced a new wave of literary achievements. Siegfried Sassoon, Wilfred Owen, Iver Gurney and other poets created a new form of poetry as they are trying to express the fears of trenches. Owen in his poem "Ali Qingchun song" War described to the domestic audience, "strange anger gun" and "Howl's miserable choir," to convey the reality of war It has been. Literature has become a major medium for refining and disseminating contemporary war experiences

Another poem by Owen of Craiglockhart Hospital is a song of Doomed Youth. Another war poet, Siegfried Sassoon, encouraged and helped "sweat for poetry". He helped Irving improve the draft and extend his talent. Doomed Youth's songs are an example of their collaboration. This poem is my favorite form of Will Fred Owen, Sonnet. ABABCDCD EFFEGG; Fourteen lines each syllable at the end of this grid pattern, emphasized those notes. Veterans in the eyes are real, so the mood of poetry is very solemn. This poem was very confused when I first read it quickly. Most words have nothing to do with war. "The gentleness of girls eyebrows must be their cloudiness. This poem must be carefully translated into the true meaning of Wilfred Owen (and Siegfried Sassoon). When Shell is mentioned in poetry, Wilfred Owen will try to state his voice again.