The document summarizes Wilfred Owen's poem "Apologia Pro Poemate Meo" by analyzing its structure, literary devices, mood, tone, and themes. It was written in November 1917 after Owen's release from the hospital in France. The poem has a regular ABAB rhyme scheme across its 9 stanzas of 4 lines each. It uses imagery, rhyming schemes, and synecdoche to convey themes of the dehumanization of soldiers, their misunderstanding by people, and questions of religion.
The document summarizes Wilfred Owen's poem "Apologia Pro Poemate Meo" by analyzing its structure, literary devices, mood, tone, and themes. It was written in November 1917 after Owen's release from the hospital in France. The poem has a regular ABAB rhyme scheme across its 9 stanzas of 4 lines each. It uses imagery, rhyming schemes, and synecdoche to convey themes of the dehumanization of soldiers, their misunderstanding by people, and questions of religion.
The document summarizes Wilfred Owen's poem "Apologia Pro Poemate Meo" by analyzing its structure, literary devices, mood, tone, and themes. It was written in November 1917 after Owen's release from the hospital in France. The poem has a regular ABAB rhyme scheme across its 9 stanzas of 4 lines each. It uses imagery, rhyming schemes, and synecdoche to convey themes of the dehumanization of soldiers, their misunderstanding by people, and questions of religion.
The document summarizes Wilfred Owen's poem "Apologia Pro Poemate Meo" by analyzing its structure, literary devices, mood, tone, and themes. It was written in November 1917 after Owen's release from the hospital in France. The poem has a regular ABAB rhyme scheme across its 9 stanzas of 4 lines each. It uses imagery, rhyming schemes, and synecdoche to convey themes of the dehumanization of soldiers, their misunderstanding by people, and questions of religion.
Jacqueline Mwai Mehboob Chatur Wilfred Owens Intention Written on November 1917 after his release from the hospital, in France. My subject is war and the pity of war. My poetry is in the pity - Owens preface
Structure Regular rhyme scheme of ABAB constant mood in the poem. 9 stanzas, 4 lines each. Main Literary Devices Imagery Rhyming schemes Synecdoche
Mood/Tone Value of soldiers Good and bad Lost in their own thoughts Appreciation
Themes Dehumanization of soldiers Misunderstanding by people Religion