Philip Larkin reveals in his poetry the post-war mood and feeling that was predominant lives of contemporary British people. Their existence overshadowed by threat mighty nuclear war world never saw before. himself experienced existential predicament countrymen as a representative time. He candidly reflected what he noticed felt. The varied existentialist issues incorporated lend philosophical ...

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