The Soldier "- By Rupert Brooke
About Poet:
Rupert Brooke was an English poet of the Neo Romantic era that essentially 'Romanticized' war. Brooke caught the optimism of the opening months of the war with his warime poems published after his death, which expressed on idealism about war. The vast amount of his work was in the form of sonnets; his most notable being "The Soldier".

"The Soldier"
The Soldier was written while Brooke was on level of Christmas, 1994. This poem is one of the last war poems about WWI that looks at a biter side of war. And Rupert Brooke's view, unlike later poets, captivated with horrors, they have seen that there is no better way to die, then for your country
Tone of the poem:
Sentimental
Patriotic
Consoling
Realistic
Meditative
Main theme of the poem:
Love
Death
Patriotism
Optimism
Idealism
Nature
Line 1 - 4
The speaker is a anonymous soldier who anticipates his death at war, he is ready to serve his country, but he is not the reader to muon, but to be a selfless tribute to England. If he dies and if he'll be buried in a foreign country There will be a piece of land that will be forever England Because it will contain his body
Line 5 - 8
The speaker feels that he would like to marry his life So, England is seen as a mother, actually, she bore him, she gave him a shape. She made him know, She gave him flowers to love and her paths. His body is an English body and breaths English air
Line 9 - 14
This part of the poem talks about his ascension in Heaven. "A pulse in the eternal mind" means that his soul is now with god In heaven, he'll re - experience all his England memories. When he'll die and his body will be buried, his mind will always think about what he has received by England. He says
So, the poem's voice is that of the unnamed and anonymous Soldier. This soldier is too much, but for other soldier too This is a poetry about selflessness: the idealized selflessness of the soldier who sacrifices his life for his country.
About Poet:
Rupert Brooke was an English poet of the Neo Romantic era that essentially 'Romanticized' war. Brooke caught the optimism of the opening months of the war with his warime poems published after his death, which expressed on idealism about war. The vast amount of his work was in the form of sonnets; his most notable being "The Soldier".

"The Soldier"
The Soldier was written while Brooke was on level of Christmas, 1994. This poem is one of the last war poems about WWI that looks at a biter side of war. And Rupert Brooke's view, unlike later poets, captivated with horrors, they have seen that there is no better way to die, then for your country
Tone of the poem:
Sentimental
Patriotic
Consoling
Realistic
Meditative
Main theme of the poem:
Love
Death
Patriotism
Optimism
Idealism
Nature
Line 1 - 4
The speaker is a anonymous soldier who anticipates his death at war, he is ready to serve his country, but he is not the reader to muon, but to be a selfless tribute to England. If he dies and if he'll be buried in a foreign country There will be a piece of land that will be forever England Because it will contain his body
Line 5 - 8
The speaker feels that he would like to marry his life So, England is seen as a mother, actually, she bore him, she gave him a shape. She made him know, She gave him flowers to love and her paths. His body is an English body and breaths English air
Line 9 - 14
This part of the poem talks about his ascension in Heaven. "A pulse in the eternal mind" means that his soul is now with god In heaven, he'll re - experience all his England memories. When he'll die and his body will be buried, his mind will always think about what he has received by England. He says
So, the poem's voice is that of the unnamed and anonymous Soldier. This soldier is too much, but for other soldier too This is a poetry about selflessness: the idealized selflessness of the soldier who sacrifices his life for his country.
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