In one of his poems, God says "The world is as it used to be: All nations striving strong to make/ Red war yet redder" to inform corpses that they have been woken up by gunfire instead of Judgment Day.
In one of his poems, God says "The world is as it used to be: All nations striving strong to make/ Red war yet redder" to inform corpses that they have been woken up by gunfire instead of Judgment Day. Besides "Channel Firing," he wrote "War's annals will crowd into night/ Ere their story die" in his poem "In Time of ‘The Breaking of Nations'", and described Melia's rise from poverty to empty wealth and respectability in "The Ruined Maid". The speaker of another of his poems wishes that a "vengeful god" will tell him "Thou suffering thing!...Thy love's loss is my hate's profiting!", while he's better known for poems about the joyous song of an aged bird and the sinking of the Titanic. FTP, name this English poet of "Hap", "The Darkling Thrush", and "The Convergence of the Twain", who also wrote novels like The Mayor of Casterbridge and Return of the Native.
In one of his poems, God says "The world is as it used to be: All nations striving strong to make/ Red war yet redder" to inform corpses that they have been woken up by gunfire instead of Judgment Day.
Thomas {Hardy}