Oxford Poetry, 1919

Oxford Poetry, 1919 is an anthology of poetry published in 1920, featuring works from various authors associated with Oxford University. This collection reflects the social, political, and personal impacts of the post-World War I era, exploring themes of loss, remembrance, and identity in a changed world. Notable poems include Vera Brittain's 'To a V.C.' and P. H. B. Lyon's 'The Song of Strength,' which address the costs of heroism and celebrate human resilience. The anthology serves as a poignant literary reflection of its time and the human spirit in the face of adversity.