Debora Pineda Gomez
English 1330
Professor Mattix
Wilfred Owen: Opposing the war It is an unimaginable hardship to endure a terrible war such as Wilfred Owen did in World War I. In his poem, Dulce et Decorum Est, Owen describes his journey and thoughts about it. Through various forms of rhetorical devices such as point of view, imagery, and similes, Owen protests against the war and against those that believe that it is an “honor” to fight for one’s country.
Being an officer in the British Army, Wilfred Owen was able to experience the war at first hand which can be clearly seen in his poem by the great use of imagery and description of the events that occurred. Owen describes the disturbing events he experienced which changed his mind of the
English 1330
Professor Mattix
Wilfred Owen: Opposing the war It is an unimaginable hardship to endure a terrible war such as Wilfred Owen did in World War I. In his poem, Dulce et Decorum Est, Owen describes his journey and thoughts about it. Through various forms of rhetorical devices such as point of view, imagery, and similes, Owen protests against the war and against those that believe that it is an “honor” to fight for one’s country.
Being an officer in the British Army, Wilfred Owen was able to experience the war at first hand which can be clearly seen in his poem by the great use of imagery and description of the events that occurred. Owen describes the disturbing events he experienced which changed his mind of the