This author described a body "quailing" from a blade's "downward darting kiss" in a poem about the relationship between "Brother Lead and Sister Steel.
This author described a body "quailing" from a blade's "downward darting kiss" in a poem about the relationship between "Brother Lead and Sister Steel." This author observed that hope "flounders in mud" for "lines of grey, muttering faces, masked with fear" in a poem that ends by exclaiming "O Jesus, make it stop!" Another poem by this author begins "We'd gained our first objective hours before" and climaxes with a "blundering officer" ordering the failed title event. After his protest titled "A Soldier's Declaration" was read in the House of Commons, he befriended a younger poet at Craiglockhart War Hospital. For 10 points, name this author who criticized World War I in poems like "Attack" and "Counter-Attack," a mentor to Wilfred Owen.
This author described a body "quailing" from a blade's "downward darting kiss" in a poem about the relationship between "Brother Lead and Sister Steel.
Siegfried Sassoon &lt;Thompson&gt;