Which of the following is not an image Owen employs in the poem?
A) Men marching without boots
B) Five-Nines dropping
C) A green sea
D) A red dawn

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In Wilfred Owen's poetry, particularly in "Dulce et Decorum Est," he uses vivid imagery to depict the horrors of World War I. The images of men marching without boots, Five-Nines (a type of artillery shell) dropping, and drowning in a green sea (a metaphor for a gas attack) are all present in his work. However, the image of a red dawn is not specifically employed by Owen in his poetry, making it the correct answer.

Which of the Following Is Not an Image Owen Employs