<p>In "Poems, 1914-1919," Maurice Baring captures the tumultuous emotions and stark realities of World War I through a tapestry of lyrical verse. Baring's literary style is marked by its poignant imagery and reflective tone, blending modernist sensibilities with traditional poetic forms. The collection explores themes of loss, love, and the existential crisis wrought by war, offering a personal perspective on a collective catastrophe. In the cont...