The poem is separated into two sections: his life before the war and his reality after the conflict. His reminiscences center on the pride and dignity he felt when he enlisted in the army. Reality concentrates on the fact that he is incapacitated and will never be able to return to his previous life, which he craves. The poet expresses his bitterness toward society for creating such a situation. Structure is important in the disabled person's attempt to cope with his new life. Without structure, he would have no way of planning or organizing his time, which would lead him to chaos. Structure can be seen as the skeleton upon which the disabled person builds his life. One needs structure in their life. If one does not have structure, then one's life will fall apart. People need goals in their lives, they need purpose. If you are disabled or elderly, there are many things that can happen to you that will leave you unable to work and provide for yourself. In this case, you will need help from others if you are going to be able to live independently. Disabled people need to be independent as long as possible. This means trying to do as much for yourself as you can. You should never be afraid to ask for help though; knowing your limitations is important so that you do not hurt yourself by trying to do too much. People with disabilities often use structures to help them manage their conditions or symptoms.