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The name of the poem is 'The Soldier'. The author is Rupert Brooke. It's a poem that expressess a soldier's love for his homeland, which is in this case England.

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Oke, hier gaan we deel 2. Nu gaan we kijken vanaf zijn perspectief. Geboren in Oostenrijk werd hij opgevoed zonder vader. Hij wilde altijd al een kunstenaar worden, maar dit mislukte. Hij werd namelijk niet geaccepteerd. Dit zorgde voor verdriet bij hem en zijn familie. Dus besloot iets te doen waar hij ook plezier in vond het leek heel erg op zijn vorige beroep. Wereldleider. In 1934 kwam hij aan de macht als de Duitse leider. Zo'n 10 jaar later was hij dead up. Dit was mijn verhaal Adios

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This poem doesn't have a rhyme scheme, because the author doesn't use any rhyme. but there is a theme that keeps coming back, and that is light and dark.

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poems "in flanders field" and "the mother"

the mother

is about grieving of a son who is gone

the flanders field

a french rondea

don't stop, keep fighting/ revenge

still uses a poppy als symbol

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There is no rhyme scheme, beacause the author doesn't rhyme in this poem. A theme that keeps coming back throughout the poem is light and dark.

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Dit is een heel groot onderwerp. Hitler heeft vele foute fratsen uitgehaald, maar ook enkele goeie. Hierbij een lijstje met de slechte en goeie punten. Slechte punten: Machtmisbruiker, 2de WO veroorzaker, jodenvervolger, gasgebruiker, drugsgebruiker, bommengooier, soldatenmisbruiker, slaven gebruiker en voedselvernietiger. Nu enkele goeie punten van Hitler: Modernisatie van het leger( door de wereldoorlog kwam er een nieuwe manier van het leger, denk aan moderne wapens en gassen, modernisatie van de gebouwen: door de bombardementen werden vele oude gebouwen gebombardeerd dit is natuurlijk slecht, maar hierdoor werd er moderne en veiligere gebouwen gebouwd. Hij stond in voor zijn volk hoewel zijn manier van denken verkeerd was zette hij zich wel in voor zijn land en zijn schulden.

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"The mother"

Written after reading Rupert Brooke's sonnet "the soldier"

Written by one of the few womenly poet's

"in flander fields"

After the death of his friend in Flander Fields.

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Rupert Brooke

poem 'The Soldier'

Royal Naval Division (land based unit)

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The rhymescheme of this poem is ABABCC/C. This poems shows good things, such as the general smiling. This represents a little happiness. It also shows bad thing. Such as the death of many soldiers the general had smiled at.

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female poets

theme mother: mother's sacriffece of sons, and women who are grieving in a wider communty

poppies

are a symbol for the fallen soldiers, flowers growed on the battlefield ground, and is also a symbol for rembrance day

John mccrea

John McCrea (1872 1918), a canadian doctor and he was inspired by grieve, most famous poem is "in flanders fields" about the second batlle of Ypres

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May Herschel-Clarke made the poem "The Mother".

John A. Mcrae.

University professor from Canada.

Wrote the poem "In flander fields".

Was a soldier in Belgium 1915.

Wrote the poem for his death friend on the battlefield within 20 minutes.

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The war poets were from a variety of backgrounds. The variety of backgrounds shows that the impact of the war hit everyone who served there. The mayority of the war poets were influenced by the Georgian poetry movement.

Life in the trenches

Daily routine began each day and ended with preparations for an attack. The rest of the time was filled with tasks to keep men awake for an possible attack. The British did what they could to humanise the threnches.

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'The General', the poem was written out of anger and revenge. It described a certain situation in the trenches. This poem was one of his most famous poems he has ever made. Most of his poems before were more peaceful and calm. This one was different because he became reckless after his brother and a friend died.

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Siegfried Sassoon wrote 'The General'. He wrote this poem out of anger and revenge. This poem was written in the hospital. 'The General' was one of Siegfried Sassoon's most famous poems. Before the war and in the beginning of the war his poems were alot more positive and more glorifying.

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The poem goes like: ababcdcdefefgbhbh

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Rupert Brooke was born on 3 augustus 1887. He was a famous poet from world war one. He was both artistic and a good sportsman. He joined kings college (cambridge) on a scholarship. He was nicknamed by his peers as 'a young apollo'. His first collection of poems was published in 1911, it was called 'poems'. before the war started he travelled around the world fot the 'Westminister Gazette' for wich he wrote fifteen articles. one of his quotes was: 'if Amageddon is on, I suppose one should be there.' Brooke got a commission in 1914 in Royal Naval Division (on land).

in October 1914 he embarked for France. Brooke mainly wrote sonnets. he felt that god wanted him to fight the Germans. in februari 1915, Brooke's unit was bound for Gallipoli. He never reached his destination, cause he fell ill. he died from an infection caused by a mosquito bite. Rupert Brooke died on 23 april 1915.

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Who's for the Game? A poem about the war. It's to get people to enlist. They use nationalism to get people to enlist.

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Who's for the game? A poet by Jessie Pope; born leicester, england and educated at the North London Collegiate School for Girls.

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Rhyme scheme: ABBCCDEDEFF

over lijken in de oorlog

Haalt mensen ermee over dat oorlog een hell is en niet iets leuks of positiefs

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dulce et decorum est: (means good and right to die for a country)

alliteration

end of rhyme

imagery

about his friend jessie poppie,

about gas attacked, docter/hospital, retraining soldiers; heading back to camp

the dead beat:

about someone who sneaked into a camp and died,

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It is about propaganda. Famous headlines: Belgium child's hands cut off by germans.

And Germans cruciify canadian officer. Dora: toe nsure the nations piece of mind; to avoid public unrest and increased resistance to the war afford.

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Title: Louse Hunting

Author: Isaac Rosenberg

Info: Isaac was never a good soldier, and didn't like the war, so he started expressing himself by writing poems.

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A Dead Boche

Goodbye to All That:

Een van zijn eerste gedichten over zijn ervaringen in de WOI.

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Robert graves, geboren 28 juli 1895. Ze vader is Iers en zijn moeder komt van duitse familie. Zijn vader was een beetje een watje en zijn moeder juist heel serieus zonder humor. Hij is geïnspireerd door zijn oude docent op school om literatuur te schrijven. Ging naar Oxford University. Toen hij soldaat was in de oorlog ontmoette hij Siegfried Sassoon en daarmee ging hij op het slagveld literatuur bespreken om de oorlog even te vergeten. Daarna kreeg hij door meerdere verwondingen, tijd om uit te rusten en hij werd gestuurd naar oxford university als instructor van soldatentraining. Hij heeft ervoor gezorgd dat Sassoon niet naar de rechter moest. Hij ging dood in 1985.

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Siegfried Sassoon studied at Cambridge University, but then quit to continue writing poetry. He moved to London and enlisted in 1914. He continued writing poetry, but his poetry glorifying. After the death of his brother and a friend he became reckless. He got the nickname 'Mad Jack'. He continued writing poetry in the trenches. He should've been punished for his writing, but got saved by another soldier. After that he went to a war hospital because he suffered from shellshock. In the hospital he met Wilfred Owen. When he got better he went back to the trenches and continued fighting in the war. He suffered from a head injury, left and went back to England. He continued writing at home and began to write his autobiography. In 1967 he died.

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the poet is WILFRED OWEN one of the most famous poets, he visited french soldiers in hospital, he lived 1893 - 1918,

his first battle involved holding out out for 50 hours in a flooded dugout,

may 1916, training in london

may 1917 hit by a shell explosion- his best friend was killed and he got shell explosion

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Isaac Rosenburg,

1. Didn't like the idea of fighting

2. Wasn't a great soldier

3. Poems about practical and daily subjects

4. Fought for 21 months

5. Burried in a British cemetry in France

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gas attacks, very fatal most survivors turend blind

is about wilfred owen

and the war exprenience of wilfred

and the war exprenience of wilfredgas attacks, very fatal most survivors turend blind

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Gedichten zijn geschreven in de 1e wereldoorlog. Heet verbanden met andere dichters als Siegfried sassoon, Wilfred Owen, rupert brookes, etc. omdat hij in zijn gedichten de echte horror van de oorlog kon verwerken.

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-the dead beat by Wilfred owens

dulce et decorum est

the dead beat is about war experience

-dulce et decorum est is about a gas attack

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