Disabled Poem Summary

In this poem, I think the subject in that poem called’ Disabled is the title that represent the theme of pity because the poem have include everything about pity things during the war, before the war and how was the people in war. The writer wrote an example of a man in the poem that in war before and loss his legs and one arm in the war. The writer talks what happen was ‘he‘ when after war and before war. At start, the writer trying to say what he depress and dark off, “he sat in a wheeled chair waiting for dark “mean he was after war and lost his arm and legs, about waiting for dark it might be meaning for die or waiting for night and sleep because he could forget how painful ‘he’ was ‘till gathering sleep had mothered them from him” this …show more content…
In stanza four the writer wrote “after football, he drunk a peg” ‘he’ was in a football game and got dunk, I think because of this made ‘him’ have an easy going thought. “Someone had said ‘he’ “look a god in kilts” there is somebody told ‘him’ that ‘he’ look god when ‘he’ was in a kilts. And before ‘he’ was ”Carried should-high” Have very good confidences. This let him think “that’s why; and maybe, too, to please his Meg” the writer wrote this, I think because want to say ‘his’ mind was still a bit dizzy and ‘he’ went to his Meg. And that it and please to the giddily jilts. ‘He’ did not have to beg. In stanza five the writer wrote “smiling they wrote his lie; all their guilt and Austria’s did not move him “to let reader know so they will know clearly how they felt more pity to the solider In this sentence I know about three things. One; I think why don’t ‘he; thinks about the problem at first and going will that silly reason. Two; The writer mansion ‘All their guilt “The German wrote ‘him’ is nineteen years old but ‘he’ is not even that old when the Austria’s saw it they did not move right away ‘him’ instead of smiling and wrote ‘his’ lie how pity is that. Three; in stanza four ”he did not have to beg” This is how evil the army’s were, how cruel the realists was and pity the soldiers were. I think the quotes upwards can be seen that the writer think it is not a good decision for ‘him’. “No fear of fear came yet” After he joined the army, he did not think any problem with not afraid feelings “’he’ thought of jelled hilts, for daggers in plaid sock; of smart salutes” ‘he’ was just thinking how the image he will be. After he got those but they haven’t really noticed how the war will be. ‘He’ was drafted out with drums and cheers.’ And every soon he was sent to the war with drums and cheers again, but they