- Both 'Kamikaze' and 'The Prelude: Stealing the Boat' explore the theme of nature and the power it holds over humans
- Memories play a significant role in both poems, impacting the characters' perceptions and shaping their experiences
- The pilot in 'Kamikaze' turns around from his mission after being struck by the beauty of nature, highlighting the power of nature
- Similarly, Wordsworth's 'The Prelude' showcases the fear of nature and the lasting impact it has on the character's thoughts and feelings
- Both poems delve into the impact of memories on the characters, shaping their views of nature and the world around them, contributing to the analysis of power and conflict
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