A collection of powerful and poignant war poems by a distinguished English poet of the early twentieth century. The poems capture the horror and futility of war, as well as its capacity to evoke the noblest impulses of the human spirit. The book includes some of the author's most famous works, such as 'The Assault' and 'The Vigil', as well as many lesser-known gems that reveal his extraordinary talent for language and imagery. The book is an unforgettable tribute to the soldiers who fought and died in the Great War, and a timeless work of art that speaks to the enduring themes of love, courage, and sacrifice.

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