The poem “To Germany” to be scrutinized is one by the Charles Hamilton Sorley, a writer and poet of short stories and novels. It was published during the First World War in the year 1914. The poem is a discussion of the concept of theme of war. The poem under discussion is based on the concept that is aimed at outperforming the notion of the war that was the concept of the initial World war. With the application of various techniques applied in the contextualization applied in the work of Charles Hamilton, the poem is able to clearly depict the portrayal of the author’s perception of war. The author, Charles Hamilton wrote about the First World War which appears through the whole of his poem. The relevance of the poem to the society and those affected by war is both encouraging and its emphasis is defined by the imagery and thoughtfulness of character envisioned in the overall fundamental analysis of the poem. There is evidenced array of character, politeness and distinct humbleness, a denser factor within a more serene environment that is later epitomized by fundamental thought of people feelings. It is thought in various historical backgrounds that war brought death, suffering and separations. Nonetheless, in this poem, this perspective is being erased as the poet brings in a renewed faced, hopefulness and most importantly, a sense of forgiveness.
According to research conducted by various authors the literary skill used by the author Imagery, among other literary techniques has been depicted in the poem. The main purpose of the literary works is applied in the reinforcement of the message that war will remain amidst men as long as there is no solution without unity. Imagery is a powerful tool in the poem and a greater hand of real thought and capitalized proportionally throughout the poem. There is a greater representation of reality, the hands and the wind only