A Critical Appreciation of Wilfred Owens Strange Meeting

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A Critical Appreciation of Wilfred Owens Strange Meeting

Author: Mr. Devidas Basappa Koli and Mr. Dnyaneshwar Machindra Jadhav

Published On: 2025-02-11

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Wilfred Owen wrote poetry out of the experiences of the warfare in France and the First World War. His poetry can be found in his 27 poems in Mind at War and 19 poems in Out in the Dark. The present poem 'Strange Meeting' is highly dramatic, ironical and touching poem. The scene is hell. Two dead soldiers meet there by chance. It is a strange meeting at a stranger meeting place. However, this strange meeting refers to the stranger's fate for those who are the innocent victims of the war.

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War and Pity.

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War and Pity.

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