Which lines from “Life at War” best infer the speaker’s revulsion for war? Click here to read the poem. "...mirrored forms of a God we felt as good— who do these act, who convince ourselves it is necessary;

Which lines from “Life at War” best infer the speaker’s revulsion for war?

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"...mirrored forms of a God we felt as good—

who do these act, who convince ourselves

it is necessary; these acts are done"
"...The feeling

resembles lumps of raw dough

weighing down a child’s stomach on baking day."
"...the mucous membrane of our dreams

coated with it, the imagination

filmed over with the gray filth of it:"
"The disasters numb within us

caught in the chest, rolling

in the brain like pebbles…"

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