“The old happiness is unreturning. Boy's griefs are not so grievous as youth's yearning. Boys have no sadness sadder than our hope.”
Quote by Wilfred Owen
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The Collected poems of Wilfred Owen
This book gathers together the works of Wilfred Owen, showcasing his poignant and evocative poetry that captures the horrors and complexities of war. Owen's collection is a significant contribution to the literary landscape of the early 20th century, reflecting the human experience during a tumultuous period. more
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Wilfred Owen
Wilfred Owen was an English poet renowned for his works during World War I. His poetry vividly depicted the cruelty and suffering of soldiers, becoming a classic in war literature. more
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