Beginning with flanders fields we can feel the presence of the pre world war psychology as it was a call out to from the dead veterans to the living to carry on the fight with the enemy and avenge them and not make their loss of life be in vain as it states, “Take up our quarrel with the foe…” I believe that these dead veterans in the poem consist mostly of the older generation that still greatly associated patriotism with fighting for their country. Compared to the present and younger generation through which some hesitance has been began to be felt as otherwise their would be no need for this poem and this call to the living, in other words this poem could be seen as a push to the younger generation to go fight as they were seen as being hesitant as they had slightly been exposed to the ugliness of war.
“The hollow men” by T.S. Elliott goes on to discuss the lives of some men with psychological problems and although it is not directly