War photographer

• Ordinary pain which simple weather can dispel
• All flesh is grass
• They do not care.
• Slop- desensitised
• A hundred agonies in black and white
• The readers eyeballs prick with tears between the bath and pre lunch beers
• A half formed ghost
• His he- guilt
• He has a job to do
• Do what someone must
• A priest preparing to intone a Mass
• Regular repeated stanzas (6lines long) to emphasise the continuous vicious cycle of the job
• Each stanza ends in a rhyming couplet- ABBCDD rhyme scheme: consistent: war photographer lacks power to change anything because it is his job
• War photographer vs remains