0Last Letters From World War I Literary Heroes (Photos)HeartbreakingRead three last WWI letters—two from great war poets, and one from a legendary editor’s son. By Jimmy So.Jimmy SoUpdated Jul. 13, 2017 6:35PM EDT / Published May 27, 2012 4:45AM EDT Fotosearch / Getty Images ; Hulton Archive / Getty Images Fotosearch / Getty Images ; Hulton Archive / Getty Images Wilfred Owen (1893-1918)Fotosearch / Getty Images Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “So thick is the smoke”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “There is no danger here”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “I hope you are as warm as I am”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center Roland Gerard Garvin (1896-1916) “Dearest Ones”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “Bye-bye”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “Return to sender”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center Edward Thomas (1878-1917)Hulton Archive / Getty Images “I could not see you to say goodbye”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center Jimmy So@jimmysoGot a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here.
Fotosearch / Getty Images ; Hulton Archive / Getty Images Wilfred Owen (1893-1918)Fotosearch / Getty Images Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “So thick is the smoke”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “There is no danger here”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “I hope you are as warm as I am”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center Roland Gerard Garvin (1896-1916) “Dearest Ones”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “Bye-bye”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center “Return to sender”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center Edward Thomas (1878-1917)Hulton Archive / Getty Images “I could not see you to say goodbye”Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Center