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'''Dulce et Decorum Est''' is a celebrated poem of [[Wilfred Owen]] composed during [[World War I]].  Its title is a line from one of [[Horace]]'s odes, reading in full "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori", which means in [[Latin]] "sweet and fitting it is to die for one's country".

"'''Dulce et Decorum Est'''" is a celebrated poem of [[Wilfred Owen]] composed during [[World War I]].  Its title is a line from one of [[Horace]]'s odes, reading in full "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori," which means in [[Latin]] "Sweet and fitting it is to die for one's country."

The poem depicts the horrors of trench warfre during the first world war. It describes a gas attack on a trench, during the attack, another soldier failed to get his mask on in time, and so is killed by the deadly gas.

 

The poem depicts the horrors of trench warfre during the First World War. It describes a gas attack on a trench. During the attack, another soldier failed to get his mask on in time, and so is killed.

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