nobody dared in those days to question such bullies, and the freedom that is more normal these days has come too late for these victims. Auden would have helped, because the whole message of his life and his poetry is the antithesis of cruelty and meanness of spirit.
by Alexander McCall Smith (0 Reviews)
In the past, people lived under the oppressive weight of bullies, with few daring to stand up against them. This climate of fear prevented many from seeking help or justice, leaving victims to suffer in silence. The freedom and openness of today come too late for those who were affected, highlighting the enduring impact of such cruelty.
W. H. Auden, known for his compassionate and insightful poetry, stood in stark opposition to this meanness. His life and work embody a message of empathy and understanding, making him a figure who would have supported those who suffered under oppression. His legacy serves as an inspiration to promote kindness and to speak against cruelty, reminding us of the importance of standing up for the vulnerable.
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