James Elroy Flecker was almost exactly a contemporary of Rupert Brooke. Both died in 1915 Brooke on a troopship bound for the Dardanelles and Flecker in a Swiss sanatorium. Both of them fantasised about death, Flecker more so because he was diagnosed with consumption in 1910.
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