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Owen's Dulce et Decorum Est portrays the horror of a World War I gas attack in unflinching detail. Source: Dulce et Decorum Est ↗

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30Henley declares an unconquerable spirit in this poem ending with mastery of one's fate.RECALL
Invictus
Henley's Invictus declares an unconquerable spirit, closing with the famous line about mastering one's fate.
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William Ernest Henley
Henley's Invictus declares an unconquerable spirit, closing with the famous line about mastering one's fate.
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32Wordsworth recalls a field of golden daffodils in this poem inspired by a walk with his sister.IDENTIFY
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
Wordsworth's poem celebrates a field of daffodils, inspired by a real walk he took with his sister.
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