Invictus, composed in the 19th-century by William Ernest Henley, is now best known as the poem that inspired Nelson Mandela throughout his more than 26-year stay in prison.
In the 2009 popular movie that shares the poem’s name, Mandela, President of an emerging South Africa, is seen in flashback reading the poem as it describes his [...]
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