Question

Q4. The corner of the foreign field becomes forever England because​

Answer 1

It will become so if he dies in the battle there.

• The question has been asked from the poem The Soldier  by Rupert Brooke
• The poem emphasises the poet's belief that during World War I, the English soldier was fighting for a bigger cause than simply following orders from his country.
• The speaker believes that by dying on a foreign battlefield, he will figuratively transform a portion of that field into England. He requests that the audience remember him favourably.
• He claims that if he dies on a foreign battlefield, the earth where his body falls will always represent England and her greatness.