#English #WarWriters
So neck to stubborn neck, and obst… Wrestled those two; and peerless… Could not prevail, nor get at any… So those huge hands that, small, h… Let slip the writhing of Antaeus’…
My soul looked down from a vague h… As unremembering how I rose or wh… And saw a sad land, weak with swea… Gray, cratered like the moon with… And fitted with great pocks and sc…
War broke: and now the Winter of… With perishing great darkness clos… The foul tornado, centred at Berl… Is over all the width of Europe w… Rending the sails of progress. Re…
I have been urged by earnest violi… And drunk their mellow sorrows to… Of all my sorrows and my thirsting… My heart has beaten for a brave dr… Huge chords have wrought me mighty…
Our brains ache, in the merciless… Wearied we keep awake because the… Low drooping flares confuse our me… Worried by silence, sentries whisp… But nothing happens.
The beautiful, the fair, the elega… Is that which pleases us, says Ka… Without a thought of interest or a… I used to watch men when they spok… And measure their enthusiasm. One
Patting goodbye, doubtless they to… He’d always show the Hun a brave… Father would sooner him dead than… Was proud to see him going, aye, a… Perhaps his Mother whimpered how…
His fingers wake, and flutter up t… His eyes come open with a pull of… Helped by the yellow may—flowers b… A blind—cord drawls across the win… How smooth the floor of the ward i…
Bugles sang, saddening the evening… And bugles answered, sorrowful to… Voices of boys were by the river—s… Sleep mothered them; and left the… The shadow of the morrow weighed o…
Under his helmet, up against his p… After so many days of work and wak… Sleep took him by the brow and lai… There, in the happy no—time of his… Death took him by the heart. Ther…
As bronze may be much beautified By lying in the dark damp soil, So men who fade in dust of warfare… Fairer, and sorrow blooms their so… Like pearls which noble women wear
She sleeps on soft, last breaths;… Out of the stillness of her palace… Her wall of boys on boys and dooms… She dreams of golden gardens and s… Not marvelling why her roses never…
Halted against the shade of a last… They fed, and, lying easy, were at… And, finding comfortable chests an… Carelessly slept. But many there… To face the stark, blank sky beyon…
We’d found an old Boche dug—out,… And gave us hell, for shell on fra… Hammered on top, but never quite b… Rain, guttering down in waterfalls… Kept slush waist high, that rising…
In twos and threes, they have not… Crowds that thread eastward, gay o… Those seek no further than their q… Wives, walking westward, slow and… Neither should I go fooling over…