deep under turfy grass

In conjunction with the Dunsden Owen Association, a filmed rendition of Wilfred Owen’s Deep Under Turfy Grass. This was the first poem he wrote in the local village of Dunsden that presaged a hint of his poetic might. Written after a local accident in which a mother and her young child fell from the runaway cart they were travelling in, and were crushed beneath its wheels. What God, asked Owen, would allow such a thing?