Soldiers like Siegfried Sassoon, Wilfred Owen, John McCrae and Rupert Brooke wrote evocative poems about their experiences. One of the most famous poems of the war is Brooke's "The Soldier." ...

It portrays a soldier very upset about taking a life ... The poetry professor said Sgt. Lenihan's poem reminds him of a famous portion of Shakespeare's play "Henry V." But Gewanter said it ...

British soldiers from the Royal Welch Fusiliers ... Korda reproduces some famous poems in full, including Owen’s “Dulce et Decorum Est,” with its image of a man “guttering, choking ...

The most famous lines from his poem The Soldier are often read in remembrance of those who die far from home fighting for their country, suggesting that soldiers take a part of their home nation ...

explores the astonishing story of “Conversion,” a verse about a soldier’s talk with God ... repeated requests for interviews about her famous poem, spoke at local assemblies and expressed ...

To cope with the separation from his wife and two daughters and other struggles of deployment, J.D. Manders turned to writing ...