The central idea of the poem "The Soldiers Dream", written by Thomas Campbell
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The main theme of Wilfred Owen's Soldier's Dream is the pity of war that he communicates through the image of Jesus smiling kindly. The poet wanted to represent the atrocity of warfare which is why the first stanza is mainly a list of weapons that were used in World War I.
The reader understand the anxiety and longing the soldier has for his home and family. The repetition of the word “stay-stay” shows the eagerness of the family for the soldier to stay at home and rest without going back to the battlefield. There is a note of sadness running through the poem.
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In the poem “The Soldier's Dream”, the poet Thomas Campbell tells the reader about the sad thoughts in a soldier's mind when he is fighting in a battlefield away from home. ... The poet wants to show the readers the horror of war and what dangerous lives the soldiers lead and how they suffer both mentally and physically.