Prior to this test, you read "There Was Crimson Clash of War" by Stephen Crane. What happens in this poem? What is the theme or central message conveyed by the work? Do you think this work should be categorized as an example of literary realism or naturalism or both? Why or why not? Use examples from the text to support your response.

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micahm · Answer

don't know

catlover5925 · Answer

the title relates to the poem about people trying to escape a corrupted place to strugle through no matter what. also the way that what ever happens doesnt matter because what ever war/battle happends it would never end.

micahm · Answer

ok so there is a war going on many people trying to escape to live but people are struggling to escape

micahm · Answer

and the war feels like it's unending

catlover5925 · Answer

when it says the land turns black and bare that represents that there lands were ruined by there enemies and people were left with no homes
the theme of the poem is that through it all why would people have these arguments that end up being a war and tradgic chouse

catlover5925 · Answer

is there anything else you need to know...mood, symbolic image??

micahm · Answer

no that it for English

micahm · Answer

thank you