#English #WarWriters
After the blast of lightning from… The flourish of loud clouds, the… After the drums of time have rolle… And from the bronze west long retr… Shall Life renew these bodies? Of…
Move him into the sun— Gently its touch awoke him once, At home, whispering of fields unso… Always it awoke him, even in Fran… Until this morning and this snow.
Be slowly lifted up, thou long bla… Great gun towering towards Heaven… Sway steep against them, and for y… Huge imprecations like a blasting… Reach at that Arrogance which nee…
Leaves Murmuring by miriads in the shimme… Lives Wakening with wonder in the Pyren… Birds
It seemed that out of the battle… Down some profound dull tunnel, lo… Through granites which Titanic wa… Yet also there encumbered sleepers… Too fast in thought or death to be…
The browns, the olives, and the ye… And were swept up to heaven; where… Each dawn and set of sun till Chr… And when the land lay pale for the… Fell back, and down the snow—drift…
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 saw his round mouth’s crimson de… Like a Sun, in his last deep hour… Watched the magnificent recession… Clouding, half gleam, half glower, And a last splendour burn the heav…
With B.E.F. Jun 10. Dear Wife, (Oh blast this pencil. 'Ere, Bill… I’m in the pink at present, dear. I think the war will end this year… We don’t see much of them square—'…
It lieth low near merry England’s… Like a long—buried sin; and Engli… Forget that in its death their sir… And, like a sin, Time lays it bar… To tell of races wronged,
A vague pearl, a wan pearl You showed me once; I peered thro… Until my mind was fog—bound in tha… Blue diamonds, cold diamonds You shook before me, so that out o…
I mind as 'ow the night afore that… Us five got talking, —we was in th… “Over the top to—morrer; boys, we’… First wave we are, first ruddy wav… “Ah well,” says Jimmy, —an’ 'e’s…
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.
'You! What d’you mean by this?' I… ‘You dare come on parade like this… 'Please, sir, it’s—' ‘Old yer mou… ‘I takes ’is name, sir?'—'Please,… Some days 'confined to camp’ he go…
Down the close, darkening lanes th… To the siding-shed, And lined the train with faces gri… Their breasts were stuck all white… As men’s are, dead.