The Soldier: What image do you have in your head when you listen to the first version of "The Soldier," which you played before studying the poem? What image comes to mind as you listen to the alternate reading of the poem?

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The Soldier: What image do you have in your head when you listen to the first version of "The Soldier," which you played before studying the poem? What image comes to mind as you listen to the alternate reading of the poem?

What image do you have in your head when you listen to the first version of "The Soldier," which you played before studying the poem? What image comes to mind as you listen to the alternate reading of the poem? How do the two images differ and why do the readings call to mind different mental pictures?

Asked by Patrick S #444159 on 5/19/2015 4:26 PM

Last updated by Deja M #445354 on 5/19/2015 6:10 PM

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Answered by Deja M #445354 on 5/19/2015 6:10 PM

Um, I don't know but I DO need help on this question I've been stuck on for DAYS ------------------->>>

Rupert Brooke’s “The Soldier” and John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields” were written within one year of each other. How are the two poems similar in their views on the deaths of soldiers during war?

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