🔵 Rupert Brooke The Soldier - Analysis Explanation and Reading - The Soldier by Rupert Brooke Poem

[@manjirabanerjee7169]

Wonderful poem with deep messages of patriotism and depiction of England's beauty.

[@denisemangan1413]

I love the beginning ‘If I should die’ I like how he refers to his body being part of England but buried in France. I’ve often thought how I would love to be buried in Scotland, my true love with my body having been born from Australia. Literally, the chemical makeup from the skies, waters and land of Australia- girt by sea.

[@4learn-j4j]

Sir to shed and spill blood -From the collocations video, when relating to wartime do they mean the same?

[@iswearenglish]

The same

[@4learn-j4j]

Is it possible and common to use dust as a countable noun,A dust ? Or why does *whom* ensue when it's inanimate

[@iswearenglish]

No dust is uncountable unless it is used to mean the action of dusting a place (cleaning the dust)

[@4learn-j4j]

Sir why does it say *some corner*? It must be plural

[@iswearenglish]

Because some here means any one of the many that exist. Some bloke came up to me and asked for money.