By studying this poem, the ultimate lesson I have learned is the importance of the role of war photographers. Pictures are taken with the peril of death as they get hold of the unfeigned shots with their teary eyeballs at the view of “children running in a nightmare heat”. I believe that sometimes one image can illustrate better than a thousand words. War photographers witness daily horror. Simultaneously, they are in a position where we can commemorate the things war leaves us behind.
The idea of suffering and pain of the people is locked in the photographs. Still, the photos depict the vivid details of the aftermath of warfare. Due to the efforts of war photographers, people can see the reality they can’t even imagine. People can pick up the news articles of people suffering and children who cannot struggle for themselves. However, "they do not care". A big part of the problem of war is that most ordinary people don't really care about the fact that war is going on; they just live their lives instead of getting involved in the ethical questions and demonstration against war. Consequently, the world and the readers who look at the news and articles do take an interest but are staring impassively. It is because they do not value the message of the