A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim
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- Paraphrase
- The speaker is walking through the military camp in the morning. He sees the casualties, but sees them as real people rather than deceased soldiers. He sees their age, their characteristics, and lives that are commonly overlooked in war.
- Connotation
- The speaker uses a metaphor to describe the young boy's cheeks as blooming; he compares the young man to Christ Himself; there is no set rhyme or rhythm
- Attitude
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- Theme
- The attitude is very somber, yet hopeful, and peaceful.
- The poem starts with the speaker seeing three dead soldiers, covered in wool blankets. It then shifts to the speaker uncovering the bodies for him to reveal their appearances to provide a peaceful description of each soldier.
- "A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim" is about seeing the truths of war and seeing deeper into the lives of the soldiers who have lost their lives.
- War does not have mercy on anyone, despite any significance of their lives before the war, their families, their ages, or anything.
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