
Oxford Poetry 1915
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'Oxford Poetry 1915' Summary
This anthology, the first in a series, compiles poems by students and alumni of Oxford University during the First World War. The collection offers a poignant reflection of the era, with themes of patriotism, loss, and the search for meaning in the face of conflict. The poets, many of whom would later become prominent writers, explore a wide range of emotions and perspectives. Some poems extol the virtues of bravery and sacrifice, while others grapple with the horrors of war, the grief of loss, and the yearning for peace. The anthology also features poems that celebrate the beauty of nature, explore themes of love and longing, and offer glimpses into the youthful idealism of the time. Through a blend of lyrical and starkly realistic voices, "Oxford Poetry 1915" captures the complexities of a generation confronting the devastating realities of war.Book Details
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