In Wilfred Owen's poem "Disabled," what feelings are suggested by the shifts in mood?

[A] joy and disappointment
[B] longing and desire
[C] despair and regret
[D] hope and uncertainty

Answer:

C

Explanation:

He is despair and regreting his actions

It can be inferred from the poem by Wilfred Owen called " Disabled" that the narrator is experiencing feelings of "despair and regret" (Option C).

His full names are Wilfred Edward Salter Owen. Wilfred was a British soldier and a poet who fought during World War One.

He is known to be one of the foremost poets of that time. During the war, Owen became disabled.

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