Poetry

This section of the site features poetry by soldiers or writers of the Great War era, and biographies of these individuals.

		Laurence Binyon - Fetching the Wounded - The Unreturning Spring			Wilfred Owen - Asleep - At a Calvary near the Ancre - Conscious - Disabled - Greater Love - The Next War
		Rupert Brooke - The Dead - Peace - The Soldier			- 1914 - The Parable of the Old Man and   the Young - The Sentry - Smile, Smile, Smile - Spring Offensive
		G.K. Chesterton - Elegy in a Country Churchyard - For a War Memorial - To The Unknown Warrior			Isaac Rosenberg - Break of Day in the Trenches - Dead Man's Dump - The Immortals - On Receiving the News of War - Returning, We hear the Larks
		Wilfrid Wilson Gibson - The Dancers - A Lament - The Question			Siegfried Sassoon - Absolution - 'Blighters' - The Kiss - The Redeemer - Suicide in the Trenches
		Thomas Hardy - The Man He Killed			Alan Seeger - I have a Rendezvous with Death
		Joyce Kilmer - Rouge Bouquet			Charles Sorley - All the Hills and Vales Along - Sonnet
		Robert Nichols - Battery Moving Up to a New   Position from Rest Camp: Dawn - Comrades: An Episode			W.B. Yeats - An Irishman Foresees His Death