after blenheim anti war poem discuss how the poem highlights the destruction caused by war and the common man's ignorance
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After Blenheim is an extra-ordinary poem penned down by Robert Southey. This poem highlights the destruction of war and how it affects a common man's life.
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- Kaspar is one fo the main characters of this poem. He plays the role of a farmer. The poet elaborates on one of the biggest battles of the 18th century.
- The poet thinks that wars are unnecessary and hundred of lives are laid after a certain cause when problems can be solved peacefully between two opposing parties.
- After the war in Blenheim, there were dead bodies of young, old, and ever newborns everywhere.
- The poet also describes how common man is ignorant towards all these losses. He cares for victory and will praise the victors forgetting all the sacrifices made.
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