A comprehensive analysis of how poets present memories in Power and conflict poetry anthology, focusing on the comparison between poppies poem and Kamikaze.
• Both poems explore the dual nature of memories - their ability to both comfort and cause pain through different literary devices and perspectives.
• The analysis demonstrates how Poets present the idea of memories in poppies analysis through maternal imagery and religious symbolism.
• The comparison reveals how both poets use vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the lasting impact of war-related decisions and loss.
• The examination provides detailed insights into the differences between poppies and kamikaze while highlighting their thematic connections.
