The Emperor's Ire

About Wilfred Owen

War poet whose visceral, anti-war verse exposed the horrors of trench warfare; killed one week before Armistice.

More poems by Wilfred Owen

• Disabled — Wilfred Owen
• Glory Of Women — Wilfred Owen
• At Carnoy — Wilfred Owen (1916)
• Attack — Wilfred Owen (1918)
• Died Of Wounds — Wilfred Owen (1918)
• "They" — Wilfred Owen (1918)
• Fight To A Finish — Wilfred Owen
• Insensibility — Wilfred Owen

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More War & Conflict poems

• I Have A Rendezvous With Death — Alan Seeger
• 1914 V: The Soldier — Rupert Brooke
• As the Team's Head-Brass — Edward Thomas
• Border Ballad — Sir Walter Scott
• Concord Hymn — Ralph Waldo Emerson (1837)
• Do not weep, maiden, for war is kind — Stephen Crane
• Dreamers — Siegfried Sassoon (1919)
• Incident of the French Camp — Robert Browning

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