How does the rhyme of the charge of the light brigade differ from the rhyme the battle of blenheim? plse

In this case i believe that tennyson uses exclamation marks to emphasise a strong emotion which i believe in this case is a sense of amazement at the unbelievable command that was given. kipling also uses exclamation marks in his writing there are two examples of this. the first is seen when kipling writes "and the thirty million english sent twenty pounds and four! " once again the exclamation ark is used to emphasise a strong emotion and similar to tennyson, kipling has used it to emphasise his disgust at the lack of response that the soldiers got after their desperate plea to the public. the second example is when he writes "and we leave the streets and the workhouse the charge of the light brigade! " this exclamation mark has been used once again to emphasise emotion, the emotion in this case is the sense of outrage that the soldiers have now been neglected. i think in all there are many contrasts between the poems. there are also many internal contrasts. i believe that both poets have similar techniques and both meant well when they were writing their poems. the major contrast between the two poems is the way the soldiers are perceived. in tennyson's poem the soldiers are perceived as noble heroes but in kipling's poem they are perceived as , this is the major contrast between the two poems. i think that kipling's writing is more powerful because the soldiers are described in a more dramatic manner. kipling describes the soldiers better mentally and physically and the reader get an idea of how the soldier's personalities are. i do believe that tennyson's writing is also powerful but i also prefer kipling's writing.  more.

He eats some of the men