Wilfred Owen wrote letters, drafts, notes, in all dramatic conditions, and would say that he experienced a very singular outburst or expressive fury that took him to the trenches of the Fonsomme Line, in World War I, to authenticate his poetic language. Did syllables sound like the buzz of bullets to dodge?, is gargling ... Continue reading "Wilfred Owen: poems of the second lieutenant of the Manchester Regiment" The post Wilfred Owen: poems of …
Wilfred Owen wrote letters, drafts, notes, in all dramatic conditions, and would say that he experienced a very singular outburst or expressive fury that took him to the trenches of the Fonsomme Line, in World War I, to authenticate his poetic language. Did syllables sound like the buzz of bullets to dodge?, is gargling ... Continue reading "Wilfred Owen: poems of the second lieutenant of the Manchester Regiment" The post Wilfred Owen: poems of …