Explore the Presentation of Death in War Photographer, Remember and Mother in a Refugee Camp.

The theme of death of "War Photographer", "Remember", "Camp in the Camp" is drawn in various forms to explore death and suffering it brings. Changes of death among the three verses create images of diverse deaths and some connect through different lost circumstances. "Remembering" by Christina Rossetti depicts the image of death. The speaker is because her husband wishes to remember all the memories she shared in her life. Rossetti thought that it is necessary to describe death as a spiritual place, not physical decomposition. And she finally escaped to a quiet place so that we can avoid all the darkness of life.

Always remember to explore the theme of loss and separation. Mother of refugee camp. The title explains everything, this is a poem about a mother in a camp, but it also shows how the mother tragically lost her child. The mother of this poem says "I will forget the child soon". This shows that children do not forget to die, and that they must forget their children. This sentence uses euphemism techniques to create her lost and ruthless image. The word "soon" gives the reader a sense of time, creates the effect of death, has not reached children yet

Alice Walker tried to explore the warmth of parental relationship with "39 poems". Judy Bruen of "Daddy" also remembers the same thing. Chinua Achebe's "mother at a refugee camp" shows just how strong a mother's love is towards death, like W. H. Oden's "Funeral Blues". Christina Rossetti tried to use her poem "Remember" to show how she can mitigate the reality of her death for her loved ones and friends. The theme of Alexandre Block's "Do not be afraid of death" is similar

Just like the camp's mother, remember that Christina Rossetti is exploring the mourning between death and love. Rossetti explained the relationship between the speaker, probably herself and the follower, in the form of Petrathan's sonnet. As we saw from the first two lines of the poem, the speaker imagined her own death, so in the whole poet Rossetti set a melancholy mood. I walk to quiet lands. "Remembering me when I leave" is a sad request of the speaker, putting emotions at the forefront. Because the "silent land" is a metaphor of death, we feel the charm of the speaker about her death. The poet octane number (the first eight rows) told the speaker that after her anticipated death her lady remembered her and set a tone that irritated the poem. The last two lines of Sonnets serve as a provocative summary - "Remember to remember and smile more than sad things so far."