Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon captured the barbarity of war. Now Carol Ann Duffy has released an anthology, and it broadens our understanding of what war poetry can be, says Ceri Radford ...

Wilfred Owen, photograph published in a 1920 anthology of his poems. (Wikimedia Commons), CC BY The poppy has been associated with war remembrance in a variety of ways.But as many who attended ...

Wilfred Owen, the great British war poet, died a century ago this weekend.. The second lieutenant was killed in action as he led a raiding party across the Sambre-Oise Canal in northern France on ...

How Wilfred Owen became a chronicler of the futility of war through his poems The English poet-soldier died at 25, one week before the end of World War I, but his poems endure in their message ...

The music composed for services attended by WWI poet Wilfred Owen in his youth has been recreated at his childhood church in Oxton, Merseyside. Cavatina was composed by the Christ Church organist ...

The family of World War I poet Wilfred Owen fear the military cross he was awarded posthumously has been stolen. The medal, which the poet's mother wore around her neck every day until she died in ...

Campaigners have called for the birthplace of World War I poet Wilfred Owen to be protected from large-scale development. Owen, whose poems, including Dulce Et Decorum Est and Strange Meeting ...

Remembrance Day commemorates the end of the First World War on Nov. 11, 1918, and the poppy is the abiding symbol of Remembrance Day in Great Britain and the Commonwealth countries, including Canada.

First World War poet Wilfred Owen, treated for shell shock, carried readers into the horror of war. Author of the article: The Canadian Press. Published Nov 06, 2020. 5 minute read.