Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of poems reflects the experiences of a British soldier and writer during World War I, including his time on the front lines in France and his encounters with death, suffering, and loss. It also includes meditations on love, nature, and spirituality, infused with a sense of melancholy and nostalgia for a lost world.
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