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- Q1statement suggesting bluntness and inevitability. "I" suggests this is the poet's personal reflectionI know that I shall meet my fate30sRL.11-12.4
- Q2reflects the writer's disconnection, impersonal, rejecting patriotism and nationalism, common concepts illustrated in war poetryThose I fight I do not hate, those that I guard I do not love30s
- Q3dismissing norms of war poetry, not seen as a heroic act of service by the poetNor law, nor duty bade me fight30sRL.11-12.4
- Q4Juxtaposes the comradary often associated with war, adventure and thrills, only show of emotion by the poetA lonely impulse of delight30sRL.11-12.4
- Q5clouds suggests heaven and peace, juxtaposition of peace and warThis tumult in the clouds30sRL.11-12.4
- Q6Poet is at peace, ignorance to conflictI balanced all30sRL.11-12.4
- Q7Emotionless, enjambment results in the reader physically needing to take a breathThe years to come seemed a waste of breath30sRL.11-12.4
- Q8Poet has found peace, sees life and death as equal parts of human existence, closes poem on death, reflects finality of his fateIn balance in this life, this death30sRL.11-12.4