Repression of War Experience

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"Repression of War Experience" is a World War I poem by Siegfried Sassoon that explores the psychological trauma and haunting memories of a soldier after combat.

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instanceOf World War I poem
poem
author Siegfried Sassoon NERFINISHED
contrasts civilian calm with inner turmoil
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizes expectation that soldiers should forget war
romanticized view of war
depicts emotional numbness
flashbacks to battle
hallucinations
insomnia
social isolation
form free verse
genre lyric poetry
war poetry
hasAuthor Siegfried Sassoon NERFINISHED
hasAuthorMilitaryService British Army in World War I NERFINISHED
hasAuthorOccupation soldier-poet
hasImagery night and darkness
nocturnal insects
sudden noises recalling battle
language English
literaryMovement anti-war literature
literaryPeriod World War I literature
mainTheme disconnection between civilian life and war experience
haunting war memories
mental breakdown
psychological trauma of war
repression of traumatic experience
shell shock
narrativePerspective first-person
narrator shell-shocked soldier
periodOfComposition World War I era NERFINISHED
relatedConcept combat stress reaction
post-traumatic stress disorder
relatedWorkOfAuthor Counter-Attack and Other Poems NERFINISHED
setting home front
post-combat period
studiedIn World War I literature courses
modern poetry curricula
trauma studies
tone bitter
haunted
ironic

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Counter-Attack and Other Poems hasPoem Repression of War Experience