The dust stands for the ______

The speaker of the poem ‘The soldier’ is a-

The term ‘concealed stands for ______ in The Soldier.

The poetic device, wbich is used in the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ is –

Walter de la Mare belonged to______ century.

The images and praises of ______ run through both the stanzas.

Walter de la Mare shows fresh interest in ______ theme

Rupert Brooke was died in –

The lady mentioned in the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ belonged to-

‘The Soldier’ is –

Rupert Brooke has written the poem-

The lady, who is died, lies in the –

Rupert Brooke was born in-

The place where the soldier would be buried should be treated as the part of ______ after his death.

The tone of the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ means to –

The Soldier’ is ______ poem.

The Soldier’ deals with –

The poem ______ is a sonnet.

‘An Epitaph’ deals with a beautiful-

The poet in ‘Ther Soldier’ is depicting the miseries of-

Walter de la Mare received the ‘Order of Merit’ with Queen Elizabeth-II in-

The Soldier is a ______ poem.

The poem ______ is a patriotic poem.

Walter de la Mare was-

The speaker is not afraid of –

The poet thinks that ______ is not everlasting.

‘It I should die, think only, this my me’ is taken from-

According to ‘The Soldier’ England has given her natives her flowers –

Brooke inspired patriotism in the ______ phase of the First World War.

Walter de la Mare has written the poem-

Rupert Brooke speaks in the guise of an ______Soldier.

À sonnet is a poem of ______ lines.

Who has composed the poem, The Soldier?

The term ‘crumble’ used in the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ means to-

‘And when I crumble, who will remember is written by-

Rupert Brooke is remembered as a –

Who has composed the poem, ‘An Epitaph’ ?

The poet feels that after his death nobody will ______ her.

‘A pulse in the eternal mind, no less’ is written by-

‘Light of step and heart was she’ is taken from-