War Poems: Totoy’s War, State of Siege, and War is Kind

There are countless fierce battles whether "Totoy War" by Luz Maranan, "National Siege Battle" by Eric Gumalinda, "War is Kind" by Stephen Crane, whether or not recorded. . From small conflicts to complete war declarations, humans compete with others for all the reasons they have. The only concern is that as time and technology progress, the number of casualties and incidental damage is also increasing. In addition, the effects of excessive violence on human minds may be equally destructive.

Homer's Iliad refers to ancient epic Greek poetry. Poetry was based on the Trojan horse war, and the city of Troy was surrounded by Greek state for nearly 10 years. This verse outlines the events and battles between Greeks and Trojans. The events in this poem are covered several weeks before the end of the war. But this poem contains a deep Greek myth. It describes Greek 's great legend involved in the siege, the assembly of soldiers who planned siege, the cause and foundation of the battle, and the events that occurred before the actual battle like the events that happened earlier.

"Iliad" is a ductic hexameter traditionally attributed to Homer in an epic of ancient Greece. During the Trojan War, a 10 year siege of Troy (Illinois) by the Greek labor union, it portrays the battle and affair within the weeks between King Agamemnon and Warrior Achilles.

During World War II, Anna Akhmatova witnessed the 900-day Leningrad siege (now St. Petersburg). In 1940, Akhmatova began her poetry without a hero and completed the primary election of Tashkent, but I thought that he worked on "poetry" for 20 years and that it is the main work of her life. Paul Selan, a poet born in Romania, dedicated to "memories of the first audience" and lost his life in the battle against Renillad. Originally written around 1945, first published in 1948 "Ge" and "Death Fugue" battle song. It is "among the best known and frequently chosen poems in Celan". A wonderful explanation of fear and death in concentration camps "

The title gives us an ironic tone of this poem. It is difficult to understand that war is kind in all respects. "War is kind", died in the war with focus on emotional loss of 26 lines of poetry, three women, her lover, father and son. The explanation of Klein who fell in the first, third, last section shows evil of war and its essential atrocities. The second and fourth sections give military a more general image of war and abuse. These lines make us feel tired and useless as we are fighting the flag "unexplainable glory" and heard it mistakenly. The crane emphasizes the bad effect of battle against the human body using emotional images. The tone that he explained is ironic. He does not mean that war is kind, it is unreasonable and cruel. An example is in the third quarter, my father is "worried about my breasts, swallowed, and died." Speakers obviously do not mean that the battlefield is wonderful and glorious, but that is shameful.