What value does poetry have for the historian of war? How can Owen’s poetry be used to examine the nature of the war experience?

You must answer the two discussion board questions listed Below using the following poems. Each Discussion board question needs to be at least 200 words. If you have trouble locating the poems you can message me here and i can send them to you but they should be right on Google.
William Butler Yeats, “The Lake Isle of Innisfree,” “The Wild Swans at Coole,” & “The Second Coming”
Wilfred Owen, “Anthem for doomed youth,” “Dulce Et Decorum Est,” and “Strange Meeting”

Discussion board 1: (Wilfred Owen) Choose one of the following prompts to address (or combine any as you wish). You can choose a single poem to examine closely or make overall statements about multiple poems.
1. What value does poetry have for the historian of war? How can Owen’s poetry be used to examine the nature of the war experience?
2. Owen engages our senses — sight, sound, smell, taste, touch — in these poems. How does he use this type of language to express his attitudes on war? Are there similarities between the two? Does he have differences or show changes about war between them?
3. Explain how Owen’s poetry invites the reader into a different world and focuses on extraordinary human experiences.
4. Owen’s poetry presents the reader with a powerful exploration of the impact of human cruelty on individuals. You can also consider Owen’s portrayal of suffering and pity. How does Owen achieve this?