Exposure

• What is Exposure about?


  The misery felt by WW1 soldiers, waiting overnight in the trenches. There is no fighting happening but there is still danger as they are exposed to the extreme cold and their wait through the night is terrifying.
• What does 'For love of God seems dying' mean from 'Exposure'

  The soldiers believe that God is not protecting them. They have lost faith in Him.
• Why is there rhetorical questions in 'Exposure'?


  It reflects the doubt and uncertainty that the soldiers faced.
• What does 'On us the doors are closed' mean from 'Exposure'?


  It is a metaphor that means that there is a loss of opportunity
• How does Owen use the power of nature in the poem 'Exposure'?


  Nature is presented as a more pressing threat than any human being
• What does 'But nothing happens' mean from 'Exposure'?


  That nothing changes, there's still the loss of deaths.