In one work by this man, the speaker asks "what powers and instincts animate and betray and do their dreamwork in me?" and claims to be "that fantasy which race has wrought of mundane chance-material." Another poem by this author of "Microcosmos" describes how "the sentry keeps his watch where no one stirs but the brown rats, the nimble scavengers.
In one work by this man, the speaker asks "what powers and instincts animate and betray and do their dreamwork in me?" and claims to be "that fantasy which race has wrought of mundane chance-material." Another poem by this author of "Microcosmos" describes how "the sentry keeps his watch where no one stirs but the brown rats, the nimble scavengers." He wrote a poem about "a simple soldier boy" whose speaker advises readers to "pray you'll never know the hell where youth and laughter go". This author of "Golgotha" titled one of his collections for a poem that describes a "yawning soldier" wondering "when the Allemands would get busy", who is there when an officer shouts "O Christ, they're coming at us!" He wrote The Old Huntsman while at the Craiglockhart Hospital with his contemporary Wilfred Owen. For 10 points, identify this British author whose poem "Suicide in the Trenches" is included in his collection "Counter-attack".
In one work by this man, the speaker asks "what powers and instincts animate and betray and do their dreamwork in me?" and claims to be "that fantasy which race has wrought of mundane chance-material."