Poetry written during the war, which had either been broadcast from London or had circulated illegally, was published as collections in the spring of 1945, and enjoyed a popularity that Norwegian poetry has not seen before or since. In particular Arnulf Øverland's "Vi overlever alt" (We survive everything) and Nordahl Grieg's "Friheten" (Freedom) were well-received. Some of those who were young during the war found that the traditional lyrical forms were insufficient to express horrors of war, atomic bombs and the emerging Cold War. Gunvor Hofmo, who was personally affected by the war, came with the remarkable collections "Jeg vil hjem til menneskene" (I Want to Go Home to the People) and "Fra en annen virkelighet" (From an Alternate Reality).