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Incredibly powerful writing. You might give Wilfred Owen props for writing it.

• rayrrr 7y ago
  I was waiting for someone to do that for me. ;) Thanks. Agreed. Props to the WW1 poet Wilfred Owen 1893-1918.
  • dmitryminkovsky 7y ago
    Thanks for posting wow.
  • robin_reala 7y ago
    (I put together a PD ebook collection of his work at https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/wilfred-owen/poetry https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/wilfred-owen/poetry)
    • rayrrr 7y ago
      Thanks for that! Great resource.
    • kjs3 7y ago
      Fantastic. While lots of folks have read "Dulce et delcorum..." at least once, but Owen has a worthwhile body of work that deserves modern remembrance. Huge loss he died so young.
  • CydeWeys 7y ago
    You didn't put it in quotes and you didn't attribute it directly. Why not attribute it correctly yourself? That's what's customary.
    • rayrrr 7y ago
      Here are my three reasons not to be customary in this case: poetic license, public domain, and maximum impact.