Read "Like Brothers We Meet” and "Elegy for the Native Guards.” How do these poems address the sufferings of war differently?
A
Horton’s poem expresses how war unites people over shared experiences, while Trethewey’s poem expresses how war creates separation.B
Horton’s poem describes how soldiers fight wars with their families, while Trethewey’s poem describes how war makes people strangers.C
Horton’s poem suggests that sufferings will come to an end, while Trethewey’s poem suggests how they last beyond the war’s end.D
Horton’s poem emphasizes that the sufferings of war are physical, while Trethewey’s poem emphasizes that the sufferings are deeply psychological.