Finally, there is another less obvious similarity between the domains of therapy and the writing of poetry that I’ve understood through the writing of Wilfred ... “No tears in the writer ...

It was the same dark and dismal place it is today, a vale of tears and a land of exile ... The others are Wilfred Owen, Sassoon’s friend and fellow poet, and the female figure of Death who ...

Hugo Oliver Morris, aged 18, Jevon Alexander Hirst, 16, Harvey Graham Owen, 17, and Wilfred John Fitchett ... Crystal Owen, Harvey's mum, shed tears as her statement was read by the coroner.

It’s hard to think of a poet more decisively transformed by meeting another poet than Wilfred Owen by Siegfried Sassoon ... ‘These men are worth/Your tears,’ he reprimands all who have not shared in ...

The window will be officially dedicated at a ceremony on 4 November A stained glass window has been installed in a church to commemorate World War One poet Wilfred Owen. The art piece was ...

They rise up in our eyes when we're mourning the loss of a loved one, getting the "feels" from a touching scene in a rom-com or simply chopping onions for dinner: Tears, whether you shed them ...

The removal of poems by Philip Larkin and Wilfred Owen from a GCSE poetry anthology has been labelled “cultural vandalism” by the Education Secretary. Nadhim Zahawi hit out on Thursday at the ...

The shake-up of the anthology offering, first reported by The Times, will see some poets such as Larkin and Owen make way for a more diverse range of literary voices. Mr Zahawi used Twitter to ...

WILFRED OWEN! This is a name that has gathered a continual accretion of fire. It glows. It lives clothed in flame. ... On the day when at last the news came that the Second World War was over ...

There, he finds intimacy with fellow poet Wilfred Owen (Matthew Tennyson ... leaves us simply with the downpour of Siegfried’s tears at the sight of a soldier, his legs amputated.