These vivid impressions sprang from the pen of Wilfred Owen, a junior officer ... although OCR have set poems that offer different responses to the war. WW1: Did the machine-gun save lives?

The stunning former home of a famous poet has been put up for sale. The property in Oswestry, Shropshire, has a blue plaque ...

Staff and patients in 1917 posing in front of Craiglockhart hospital which was set up to treat shell-shocked soldiers in WW1 The horrors ... and eloquence as Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon.

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Grace Freeman from the Wilfred Owen Association with the bugle the poet took from a dead German soldier The centenary of the death of World War One poet Wilfred Owen was marked on Sunday with the ...

You could make a list noting similarities and differences between the two poems. Wilfred Owen writes about the effect war has on his immediate comrades. Denise Levertov writes about the effects on ...

We went off to war, not questioning, seeing it as a louder extension of our earlier childhood games. It wasn’t.

Margaret Cavendish wrote poems on ‘the new science’ of atomism as well as pioneering works of fiction.

Chief among the insights we gain from reading history is that what we read is often relevant to what we are experiencing ...

Around the same time Baskin relinquished his role as the sole printer. Starting with the book "Thirteen Poems" by Wilfred Owen, Baskin partnered with Richard Warren of The Metcalf Printing and ...

Owen is widely acknowledged as one of the great poets of the WW1, and his poem ‘Anthem for ... place at a short ceremony on ...

The text was based on the Latin text of the Missa pro Defunctis and poems by Wilfred Owen, one of the most important literary witnesses to the horrors of the First World War.