The Conscript, by Wilfrid WIlson Gibson, is a poem on the surface about men who have been drafted (conscripted), and who are being examined by doctors to see if they are healthy enough to, essentially, die for their country. The title itself tells us that these men are not volunteers. They do not want to be here. The doctors do not care what the future has in store for these people... they just do their jobs, and send each man off to whatever fate awaits, whether it is death, or living death, or life. The narrator is the only one who considers the fate of each young man who approaches, and as he observes each being sent off to his fate, he notices that Christ himself is one of those men, waiting to be examined, suffering... and waiting for the doom that the doctors have for him, as they still do not notice.
I think that the poem is a condemnation of war, and of a society where people have forgotten to care about each other. It is a plea to each reader to notice what is going on with other people... or the very most important things, and people, will pass us by and we won't even realize.
Wilfrid Wilson Gibson has written: 'The Stonefolds ...' 'Collected poems 1905-1925' 'Daily bread' 'I heard a sailor' 'The nets of love' 'The web of life' 'Between fairs' 'Hazards' 'Poems'
Wilson Strutte has written: 'Tchaikovsky'
Stanley Wilson has written: 'The way of the sea and other stories' 'The girl's book of sports and games'
ROBERT WILSON has written: 'SILENT AND THE DAMNED'
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Wilfrid Wilson Gibson was born in 1878.
Wilfred Gibson is an English, classical and rock violin player born in 1945. Wilfred Gibson is currently still living.
Wilfred Wilson Gibson is a world war one poet.
Ellen Gibson Wilson has written: 'A West African cook book' -- subject(s): African Cookery
Wilson H. Guertin has written: 'Introduction to modern factor analysis' -- subject(s): Factor analysis
A. L. Wilson has written: 'A regression manual' -- subject(s): Regression analysis
Nancy Wilson normally uses an early 70's Japanese copy of a Gibson F5 Lloyd Loar mandolin onstage.
No. It is Adam Twiss, professor of theatre at Barton College (Wilson, North Carolina).
Wilfrid Wilson Gibson has written: 'The Stonefolds ...' 'Collected poems 1905-1925' 'Daily bread' 'I heard a sailor' 'The nets of love' 'The web of life' 'Between fairs' 'Hazards' 'Poems'
his exclusive belief in new freedom ideas
Michael Paul Wilson has written: 'Integrated arts: a case study analysis of beliefs and practices of selected intermediate level teachers'
The cast of Resistance - 1994 includes: Rita Adams as Kid Danny Adcock as James Dean Ian Bonner as Henry Rosa David Bracks as Mr Pickett Alastair Buchanan Kate Buchanan as Sykes Tim Burns as Kyogle Jennifer Claire as Ruby Basil Clarke as Starkweather Ralph Cotterill as Sgt. Maj. Hopwood Velvet Craigie as Kid Darlene Craigie as Nandewar Pearl Davern as Conscript James Davern as Itinerant Rose Davey as Conscript Ian Dedini as Conscript Gosia Dobrowolska as Mrs. Wilson Gordon Flint as Cpl. Stock Grant French as Conscript Nathan French as Kid Maurice French as Nandewar Ben Gabriel as Quincey Arianthe Galani as Mother Iain Gardiner as Cpl. Stock Donal Gibson as Eric Vincent Gil as Bull John Godden as Tad Christine Goldner as Itinerant Ken Goodlet as Warden Lang Shirley Goodwin as Itinerant Melba Goodwin as Kid Phillip Gordon as Trevor Julie Hamilton as Politician Tanya Hannaford as Conscript Paul Hannaford as Conscript Harold Hopkins as Peach Laraine Hunt as Itinerant Sharon Jessup as Fitzroy Helen Jones as Natalie Yvonne Kelly as Harvest Contractor Bogdan Koca as Strickland Stephen Leeder as Col. Webber Lorna Lesley as Jean Skilling Lee Lin Chin as National Newsreader Grahame McLaughlin as Itinerant Elma McLaughlin as Itinerant Kris McQuade as Ruth Robyn Nevin as Wiley Rangi Nikora as Dodger Bob Noble as Jackal Sheridan Noble as Kid Ada Noble as Nandewar Xiaokang Pan as Conscript Mirabai Peart as Loretta Lisa Peers as State of Emergency Allan Penney as Cy Bill Radford as Windy Ken Radley as Sgt Fellstead Anna Rahmat as Nandewar Yul Sastrawan as Worm Noeline Saunders as Nandewar Maya Sheridan as Sister Col Stephens as Chemical Ad Man Masato Tanno as Conscript Jack Thompson as Mr. Wilson Sam Toomey as Autrey Skilling Kristi Toomey as Kid Matthew Trindall as Kid Tahnesia Trindall as Kid Lynn Trindall as Nandewar Rowan Woods as Ian Lawrence Woodward as Acosta Doris Younane as Rosa