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what made the story so striking that you had to write about it.

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In the 2nd stanza it is said that it left a scar on us. Who is "us"

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The tone of the poem

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It creates a sense of uniqueness and importance

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It creates a sense of uniqueness and importance

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the continuous rhyme scheme throughout the poem.

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The poet feels the sense of pain when the bomber held on to the bomb

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The poet feels the sense of pain when the bomber held on to the bomb

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Why did you use bomb as a metaphor.

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What blew up?

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What is the significance of the bomb?

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The poignant tone.... there is a sense of silence and stillness, intermingled with decay.

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How in a way does the bomb significantly affect the audience with relation to the poem?

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The use of the words "silhouettes", "cries" suggest a dark and gloomy experience that had impacted him greatly and

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Why did u specifically use bombs

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what made you think about your personal life experience as a war/or  bombs?

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Do you think the metaphor of using a bomb can be overwhelmingly painful for an audience that may have truly experienced one themselves. Hence belittling their experience?

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What is the significance of the victims having to "scream" when it is useless?

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It strickes me a lot when i see that he is able to make a good rhyming scheme inn the 1st 2 stanzas and repeat similar rhyme scheme to the next 4 stanzas.
For e.g.
a,b,a,b,c,c(1st 2 stanzas)
d,e,d,e,c,c(3rd and 4th stanza)

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Is this poem essentially a big metaphor of your personal struggles in life?

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why did he use the metaphor of a bomb instead of anything else

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TheIt strikes me that he takes into his attention of people who he cant even see suffering.

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the rhyme scheme to show the pain that he felt.

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how can you move on after such an experience

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The way you use the rhyme scheme to express the entire ordeal of the incident and how you are able to manipulate the emotions of the reader through something that they dread would never happen to them.

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What strikes me the most is the struggle the poet had to face, which was caused by a group of people.

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the torture and pain that he faced

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The way he is able to manipulate the use of the rhyme scheme in such a way to really express what he has been through.

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The overwhelming dread, anger and grief. It strikes the reader with a feeling of hopelessness.

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Why do you use bombs as a way to express your poem or how you are feeling

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The harsh sufferings.

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Very stricken by the big big bomb bomb :(

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the sorrow behind losing a home that was the place you were born and raised in, all destroyed in a siingle night

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What strikes me the most is that the devastation caused is seen to be from a "they" and not a singular person. Thus I feel that the war and calamity as well as damage is inflicted by a group of evil people wanting to harm others for their own personal gains.

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creates an intensely reflective and symbolic psychological space that in a sense is its own ‘eulogy’

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to emphasis

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sombre tone-Through layering imagery of the neglectection

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it represents the experiences were quite old.

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Speech, pledge.

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the poet feels pain makes people go into a deep state of motion which lasts forever as a scar or painful memory.Maybe the poet is trying to say his own experience by making it slanted.

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they highlight his emotions of the scorching and scar

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He wants to the reader to focus on the words use

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He narrates his thoughts.

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The even stanza are italicised as they are in one rhyme scheme a-a-a-a-a-a.
It is for emphasis of impact and consequences that the war is going to cause to others including the people who started the war and adversity.

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A speech thingy.

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the agents are the bombers or those who had attacked

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It goes in a chronological order to like say something liike prayer after prayer after asking for something to be answered.

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He is narrating his thoughts, and giving the reader insight into his thoughts and feelings.

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The agent in this poem is referring to the bombers who had bombed.

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agent ore the attackers/bombers

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Man behind the slaughter

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The agent is the bombers.

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The Agent is actually the people who sent the bombs, those people who hurt me, the scenery I once had.

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Agent of verb - Man and Nature

The agents are people affected by the effect of the bombs into something that cannot be recovered anymore and has become "a blackmost shade"

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The bombs.

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Use of Rhyme Scheme to signify the plural part of 'The Bombs', as though it was to be a bombing run, constant, again and again.

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Use of Rhyme Scheme to signify the plural part of 'The Bombs', as though it was to be a bombing run, constant, again and again.

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There is also the usage of repetition to signify how it's been going on for quite a while, and how it be like, repeated.

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The repetition of "What's left" emphasises his feelings of hopelessness and how much he lost.

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A bomb is an explosive weapon.Thus, it could suggest that the poem is about some form of combat or dispute

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A bomb is an explosive weapon.Thus, it could suggest that the poem is about some form of combat or dispute

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The agent could possibly the bombs which caused chaos to both man and nature

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1.Rhyme scheme which is a,b,a,b
2.Repetition as there is a use of "What's left"

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rhyme

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Repetion and ryhmez

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Repetition as he repeated "what's left, blood and bone

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Rhyme could show a connection
Repetition could show a contrast between before and after
Diction-

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he is trying to say he haven't find his home/his origin? and is feeling empty and just left with his physical body and painful memories.

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rhyme scheme, repetition.
Rhymes "sight" with "sunlight", "bone " with "stone". repeats the words "what's left"

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ab ab rhyme scheme - shows that the severity of what has happened to them
repetition - highlights what there is left

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The rhyme scheme of a,b,a,b that highlight the extent of damage that these "bombs" cause.

The repeated use of "What's left" to emphasise what little the poet had left after the destruction that was cast on him.

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1)Rhyme scheme
2)

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1.)AB-AB rhyme scheme.
2.)Diction- Uses violent words like "blood"

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Repetition and Rhyme
Repetition - , lines 2 and 4.
Rhyme - lines 1 and 3, lines 2 and 4

He repeats the "What's left" because that is all they can think of about because it really is all that's left at the time of distress.

He rhymes them because they have a relation that affects one another. "Silhouttes in the sunlight" is because their homes can't be seen at all.

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Rhyme scheme A.B,A,B and the use of Repetition

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war

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It could be a serious attack that could have changed him as a person.

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Something shocking

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traumatic experiences

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personality disorder

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Event that caused a big change in his life

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bombing

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war

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bombs

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war

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Explosions

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his struggles.

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an accident

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bombs

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an incident or a sudden change
that impacted his life negatively

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The poem is about many events that take place with huge consequences

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Explosion