Comparing The Drum by John Scott and The Send-off by Wilfred Owen

Comparing the dispatch of John Scott 's drum and Wilfred Owen' s two writers, the way to show ideas about slaughter and sacrifice is different. On the drum John Scott clearly shows that his feelings are that people dying in war are being killed rather than being sacrificed. At the same time, in transmission, Owen shows ignorance of people in the family, they do not know the real fear of war. In the drums, from the first line of poetry, John Scott immediately notified the reader that he does not like war, "I do not like the sound of drum and discord," he said, Before getting out, the voice is good. I will fight drums.

War is the subject of all poetry by Wilfred Owen and "sending" focuses on the reactions to the events of people in the family. Farewell is usually a happy moment to say goodbye, the sending of war is often not a famous event, so the title itself is ironic. However, Owen's poetry includes stark realism. The fact that there is nothing to celebrate is that these people will be killed or will return home as a broken person. In this poem, the troops could be driven furthest, but people did not understand the full meaning of the incident, and it joined Irving 's criticism.

Compare and compare Wilfred Owen and Song for Doomed Youth of Rupert Brooke Anthem. What is the attitude of the poet to war? How do they express these attitudes? Wilfred Owen's "national anthem of desire" and Rupert Brooke's "soldier" opposed war and related issues. Owen accused war as a cause of the enormous painful loss of young men who were killed like animals. He also attacked the chapel of "mouse and man" by the novelist John Steinbeck in 1936. It traces their dream of ownership of the two workers George and Lenny's journey and their own farm. People appearing in Steinbeck's novel are fictional figures, but they reflect the life of the Great Depression. The novel shows this because the two protagonists indicate that they need to keep their work on the ranch. I compare this novel with three different poems.