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Loading... Heroes' Twilightby Bernard Bergonzi
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When this text was first published in 1965, it offered radical perspectives on the poetry, fiction and autobiographical writing of World War I. It mapped an area of literature which remains challenging and painfully fresh despite later carnage in the 20th century, challenging because of the quality of the writers who served, and because attitudes altered so fundamentally during its four traumatic years. No library descriptions found. |
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And now,
Whenever the November sky
Quivers with a bugle's coarse, sweet cry,
The reason darkens, in its evening gleam
Crosses and flares, tormented wire, grey earth,
Splattered with crimson flowers,
And I remember,
Not the war I fought in
But the one called Great
Which ended in a sepia November
Four years before my birth." (