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No Enemy But Death: The Poetry of Keith Douglas,orseman and a courageous soldier by nature, Douglas also possessed the finely complex sensibility of the artist. Already a promising painter, he set out at fourteen to master the art of poetry. The war of 1939–45 proved his fittest subject, and he was its best poet.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8047-2sented earlier. His poetry also reflects the metaphysical strain to be found in wartime writing — a search for structures of belief in time of unrelenting chaos. Both men wrote elegiac poetry to express an acute sense of displacement. Each also came to accept the death he eventually met.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8904-8s the members of the audience at the pageant presentation in her last novel: . The spectators represent both the stupefied British public on the eve of war watching the drama of history unfold before them, and playgoers awaiting the transformation of reality into art. Written in 1939–40 and publishe

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