“He desires to grasp and to enjoy immortality while yet mortal.”
“He desires to grasp and to enjoy immortality while yet mortal.”
14 March 1879–16 March 1932
In the heart of Georgian London, amid the tumult of a literary revolution that would reshape English poetry forever, stood a slight, melancholic figure whose contribution to modern literature far exceeded his own poetic achievements. Harold Edward Monro, born on March 14, 1879, in Brussels to Scottish parents, would…
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