Edward Thomas - Beautiful Wales

The life of Philip Edward Thomas is marked by his transition from a literary critic and biographer to a celebrated poet, influenced by friendships with notable figures like Robert Frost. Born into a Welsh family, he pursued literature fervently, publishing essays, a novel, and eventually poetry under the pseudonym 'Edward Eastaway.' His poignant works, especially those reflecting on nature and war, gained recognition despite his short career, cut short by his death in World War I. His legacy endures, honored in Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner.