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In reply to this comment by Jinx:
slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est :

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

Thanks for the typo check! I am a sis not a bro by the way ; What I find the saddest thing is Wilfred Owen's demise, what horrible timing! Although it seemed he didn't really want to live through the guilt anyway, but so sad this life of war and killing was thrust upon him as so many others. Makes me sick!

np sis

In reply to this comment by Jinx:
slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est :

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

Thanks for the typo check! I am a sis not a bro by the way What I find the saddest thing is Wilfred Owen's demise, what horrible timing! Although it seemed he didn't really want to live through the guilt anyway, but so sad this life of war and killing was thrust upon him as so many others. Makes me sick!

Hey, you might like the movie "Regeneration" if you havent already seen it, deals with the war poets. I thought it was very good.

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>> ^StukaFox:

My favorite poem.


Me too. Had a big affect on me in highschool. I've always thought Owen's life could make an amazing movie.

>> ^StukaFox:

My favorite poem.


Me too. Had a big affect on me in highschool. I've always thought Owen's life could make an amazing movie.