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Because it is imagery (And a simile) , you can image it in your mind, a soldier tired, fatigued and like a beggar on the floor - curled and looking helpless.

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The simile "bent double like old beggars" in 'Dulce et Decorum Est' is effective as it conveys the physical toll of war on soldiers, emphasizing their exhaustion and suffering. It provides a vivid image of their weakened state and creates a sense of empathy in the reader towards the harsh realities of war.

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