Wilfrid Wilson Gibson was a British poet associated with the Georgian movement. Born in 1878, he is widely recognized for his literary contributions during the era of World War I, a period that deeply influenced his early reputation and creative output.\n\nDespite his close association with the First World War, Gibson's career as a poet was remarkably long-lived. He continued to write and publish new poetry throughout the subsequent decades, maintaining his literary presence into the 1940s and 1950s until his death in 1962.