Did Ted Hughes write World War 1 Ypres poetry?

Ted Hughes was born in 1930, so he would not have been alive during World War 1. He therefore could not have written poetry about the Ypres battles.

There are many poets who wrote about the Ypres battles, which were a series of major battles in the First World War, known for their intense fighting and heavy casualties. Some of the most famous are:

* Siegfried Sassoon: A British poet who wrote about the horrors of trench warfare and the psychological impact of war.

* Wilfred Owen: Another British poet, known for his vivid and powerful descriptions of battle and his empathy for the soldiers.

* Rupert Brooke: A young British poet who was killed in the war. His poetry, while romanticized, captured the idealism and patriotism of the early stages of the war.

* Isaac Rosenberg: A British poet who wrote about the realities of war and the loss of innocence.

If you are interested in reading poetry about the Ypres battles, these poets are a great place to start.