Interpreting poems is a difficult task to take up, but after reading a few my skills have gotten better. I was asked to read Dulce el Decorum Est. and Who's For The Game. The first poem was made to convince young adults to join the forces during WWII. Opposed to that, the second poem is trying to convince young adults not to join the war. Each of these poems has their own reasoning behind why they were made.
The first poem, "Who's For The Game" is trying to convince young people to join the forces. During the poem it states a line that reaches the hearts of many citizens that are patriots to their country. "Who'll give his country a hand?", this line is very persuasive, as it captures the readers attention, and questions their patriotism. The
The first poem, "Who's For The Game" is trying to convince young people to join the forces. During the poem it states a line that reaches the hearts of many citizens that are patriots to their country. "Who'll give his country a hand?", this line is very persuasive, as it captures the readers attention, and questions their patriotism. The