WW1 Poetry is a big part of how we view the individual soldier's experience today but how has it's perception over time changed? How did the soldier's who wrote it come to view it & their experience in the generation(s) after the war?

by Subs-man

So as it's 100 years since the end of WW1 and armistice day I wondered how the soldier's (and others that survived) who wrote the famous poetry, viewed it and the way it shaped their experience in the generation(s) after the war.

EnclavedMicrostate

Not to discourage further discussion, but /u/NMW answered a related question a while ago here.

EDIT: I now realise that I missed the point slightly, but lower down there is an older answer linked that is of somewhat greater relevance.