Wilfred Owen Poems

Collection littéraire pour ceux qui aiment la poésie!

Wilfred Edward Salter Owen (18 March 1893 – 4 November 1918) is great English poet, whose work is heavily influenced poetry of the 1930-ies. His style is characterized by the filigree usage of simple spoken language, which fully revealed a power, the special power of the poems of Wilfred Edward Salter Owen. The fate of the poet was difficult and tragic, he had to grow up rapidly, being in the trenches of the First World War. Owen was killed in the breakout of British soldiers on German positions on the Sambra—Oise channel, around 11 a.m. on November 4, 1918, exactly one week before the end of the war.

We a group of like-minded people who are passionate about poetry decided to create this collection of poems by eminent authors.

Among us are teachers, artists, programmers. We all love poems so much. We believe that poetry is painting in words.

The idea of creating this poetic library appeared at a time when we realized that to us, to our children and students

there is a lack of a common source of information that would be always at hand and where, without effort,

we could find the works of our favorite authors. We sincerely believe and hope that this initiative will find its like-minded people.

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Poetry is the greatest art that gives a special meaning, rhythm to ordinary words.

Poetry is directly related to music.

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Poetry nowadays exists more than ever. Count how many songs have you heard in the course of your life? All they were certainly with poems,

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