In "1914, and Other Poems," Rupert Brooke encapsulates the fervor and turmoil of the early 20th century, particularly the onset of World War I. Written in a lyrical and poignant style, the collection interweaves themes of love, nationalism, and the inevitable loss of innocence. Brooke's use of vivid imagery and emotive language reflects both a romantic idealism and the stark realities confronting ...