Edward Thomas - The Happy-Go-Lucky Morgans

The biography chronicles the life of Philip Edward Thomas, a Welsh poet and literary critic who transitioned from reviewing books to writing poetry later in life. His friendship with American poet Robert Frost significantly influenced his work, and he is best known for his evocative poems about the English countryside. Despite his late start in poetry, he became associated with the War Poets after enlisting in World War I, where he tragically lost his life in 1917. His legacy endures, as he was posthumously honored in Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner.