whose anti-war poems include "The Old Huntsman," and "The Counterattack."
During his service in the English army during WWI he was seriously wounded twice, an experience that won him the Military Cross and gave him much material for his literary work. While confined in a sanatorium due to the belief that his antiwar protests were a result of shell shock, he met and influenced fellow poet Wilfred Owen, whose works he published following Owen's death at the front. _FOR TEN POINTS_—identify this pacifist soldier-poet whose anti-war poems include "The Old Huntsman," and "The Counterattack."
During his service in the English army during WWI he was seriously wounded twice, an experience that won him the Military Cross and gave him much material for his literary work.
Siegfried {Sassoon}