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The Solider by Rupert Brooke is about how when you die in War, that foreign land you die on is a little richer because you have died there and it basically describes how War is full of glory and honour. Rupert also goes on about how great England is, mostly because he was a English solider fighting.
This poem, in my opinion is very biased and not very truthful.
(I hope this helps but I would check yourself, Google might help, because this is just my opinion and might be wrong. Also try Wikipedia.) :)
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∙ 13y ago
Rupert Brooke's attitude towards war was initially idealistic and patriotic, as reflected in his early war poetry. He viewed war as a noble and transformative experience, glorifying the idea of sacrifice for one's country. However, his perspective somewhat changed as he witnessed the harsh realities of war, leading to a more nuanced view.
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∙ 14y agoThe Soldier, (by Robert Frost) Ashes of Soldiers, (by Walt Witman) The soldiers Return: A Ballad, (by Robert Burns) Soldier, Soldier, (by Rudyard Kipling) Many Soldiers, (by Edgar Lee Masters) The Soldier, (by Gerard Manley Hopkins) and The Young Soldier, (by Wilfred Owens) and The Soldier. (by Rupert Brooke)
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Rupert Brooke hated war very much. In his poem 'The Soldier 'he reveals his attitudes towards war. He does this by explaining his opinions and thoughts about his future death. Brooke says "If I should die, think only this of me: That there is a corner of a foreign field that is forever England". By using this quote, Brooke points out that he is not afraid to die or be killed.
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∙ 8y agoI believe Rupert Brooke idealised war to some extent. - but then Brooke was in the Royal Navy and never saw the Horror and sadness of 'trench warfare' though his brother died in the Somme.
I prefer the more gritty realist poetry of Seigfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen.
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Did Rupert brookes get married?
NO. She delayed it....
Who is 'rupert brooke'?
Rupert Brooke was a poet who wrote about WWI. He was a soldier in the war and had a very romantic attitude to war which shows in his poems.
What was Rupert brookes most famous poem?
he had no most famous poems... all were equally famous :)
When did Rupert brooke go to war?
In World War One :)
What is the birth name of Bruno Brookes?
Bruno Brookes's birth name is Trevor Brookes.
What is the birth name of Jon Brookes?
Jon Brookes's birth name is Jonathan Thomas Brookes.
Did Rupert Brooke survive world war 1?
No, unfortuantely Rupert Brooke died of blood poisoning at the age of 27 prior to the end of the war.
How old is Phil brookes?
Phil brookes is 31
What did Rupert brooke do in the war?
Rupert Brooke was a British poet who served as an officer in World War I. He wrote patriotic poems that celebrated the heroism and glory of war. Brooke died of sepsis during the war before seeing combat.
When was Kelsey Brookes born?
Kelsey Brookes was born in 1978.
When did Dennis Brookes die?
Dennis Brookes died in 2006.
When was Dennis Brookes born?
Dennis Brookes was born in 1915.
