
The poems from our First World War anthology are, as I promise, glorious--and appreciated by many types of reader. Our class film
Regeneration (& the novel which it dramatises) suggests the power that the poets still have on artistic imagination. Let us read the Rupert Brook poem
1914: Safety (29); the Owen poem
Dulce et Decorum Est (141); and Sassoon's
Redeemer (62) or the other mentioned in Wednesday class.
Very short; very potent.
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