Pro Patria
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The poems in Pro Patria cover a wide range of topics, from the horrors of war to the bravery of soldiers. Dorr's writing is both personal and universal, and she captures the emotions of those who have experienced the devastation of war firsthand. In one poem, she writes about the death of a young soldier, and she captures the grief and despair of his family with heartbreaking clarity. In another poem, she celebrates the courage of those who have fought for their country, and she pays tribute to their sacrifice and dedication. Pro Patria is a powerful and moving collection of poems that explores the complexities of war and the human experience.Book Details
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