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→ 20 Nov 10 at 4 pm
→ 20 Nov 10 at 4 pm
Currently writing an essay on poetry written by veterans of The Great War, so here’s some Wilfred Owen. As you can see, he was fine. Enjoy.
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fuckyeahhistoricalhotties reblogged this from happyphantom and added:
I’d like him to Dulce my Decorum Est, if you know what I mean.
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happyphantom reblogged this from lostsplendor and added:
it is, part of my English A-level syllabus tackles about twenty-two of Owen’s war poems. Joy.
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spyderfyngers said:
Aw, little Wilf! He had a very brief, drunken affair with Charles Scot Moncrieff, the Proust translator. Moncrieff wrote some fantastically awful poetry about it.
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mmorrow said:
I love him. I’ve written about him myself for college. I’m glad I’m not alone! Do you like Siegfried Sassoon, as well?
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