Dulce

Wilfred Owen’s poemDulce et Decorum Estis one of the most powerful anti-war pieces in English literature. Through vivid imagery, striking metaphors, and unflinching realism, Owen captures the horrors of World War I. One of the most effective literary devices he uses is personification. This poetic technique brings life to inanimate objects and abstract concepts, intensifying … Read more

In the realm of war poetry, few pieces strike the heart and mind as deeply as Wilfred Owen’s Dulce et Decorum Est. This poem, written during the brutal days of World War I, peels away the layers of patriotic propaganda and reveals the raw, horrific truth of life on the battlefield. Owen, himself a soldier, … Read more