" A sonnet titled for a member of this professionidentifies the speaker's heartbeat as "a pulse in the eternal mind" giving back "sights and sounds" and"laughter, learnt of friends" to their source.
A man with this profession is addressed in the extra canto that concludes Wallace Stevens's Notes Toward aSupreme Fiction. William Wordsworth characterized an ideal member of this profession as one who "hathwrought upon the plan that pleased his boyish thought." A sonnet titled for a member of this professionidentifies the speaker's heartbeat as "a pulse in the eternal mind" giving back "sights and sounds" and"laughter, learnt of friends" to their source. Another poem about people with this occupation calls "each slowdusk a drawing-down of blinds" after comparing them to cattle, asking "what passing-bells" will send them ontheir way. For 10 points, name this profession whose members were memorialized by Rupert Brooke andWilfred Owen. 
A man with this profession is addressed in the extra canto that concludes Wallace Stevens's Notes Toward aSupreme Fiction.
soldiers [or warriors]