Table of Contents I: poetry posts 1-500

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JULY 2003:

1. Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'

2. A. E. Housman, 'Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries'

3. Wilfred Owen, 'Dulce Et Decorum Est'

4. Rupert Brooke, 'The Soldier'

5. Yasuhiko Shigemoto, 'My Haiku of Hiroshima'

6. Robert Service, 'The March of the Dead'

7. Robert D. Wilson, 'Firefly'

8. W. H. Auden, 'Sonnets from China XIII'

9. Rolling Stones, 'Paint It Black'

10. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Dragon And The Undying'

AUGUST 2003:

11. Unknown, 'Do Not Stand By My Grave And Weep'

12. Joseph Kilna MacKenzie, 'Sgt. MacKenzie'

13. Herman Melville, 'Memorial On The Slain At Chickamauga'

14. Nathaniel Graham Shepherd, 'Roll Call'

SEPTEMBER 2003:

15. Bob Holman, 'Cement Cloud'

NOVEMBER 2003:

16. Charlotte Mew, 'The Cenotaph'

17. G.K. Chesterton, 'The English Graves'

DECEMBER 2003:

18. Frank Herbert, 'Troops Long Past Review'

19. Thomas Babington Macauley, 'Horatius'

JANUARY 2004:

20. Norman Cameron, 'The Thespians At Thermopylae'

FEBRUARY 2004:

21. A. E. Housman, 'Last Poems VIII'

APRIL 2004:

22. Traditional, 'How Stands The Glass Around?'

23. Tom Waits, 'Soldiers' Things

24. Oliver Wendell Holmes, 'Old Ironsides'

MAY 2004:

25. Isaac Rosenberg, 'Returning, We Hear The Larks'

AUGUST 2004:

26. Keith Douglas, 'Vergissmeinnicht - Elegy for an 88 Gunner'

27. Woodbine Willy, 'War'

28. Miles Tomalin, 'Self-Destroyers'

29. George S. Patton, 'Through A Glass, Darkly'

SEPTEMBER 2004:

30. Wilfred Owen, "Strange Meeting"

OCTOBER 2004:

31. Al Stewart, "Roads to Moscow"

NOVEMBER 2004:

32. Peter Bland, 'The Happy Army'

33. John Male, "Not All Of Us'

34. Vincent O'Sullivan, 'Hiroshima'

DECEMBER 2004:

35. Sara Teasdale, 'There Will Come Soft Rains'

36. Traditional, 'Arthur McBride'; Seamus O'Farrell, 'The Recruiting Sergeant'

JANUARY 2005:

37. John Quinn, 'You Can't Argue With A Dead Man'

38. Traditional, 'Blood and Gold'

FEBRUARY 2005:

39. M.K. Joseph, 'The Girl Who Stayed at Home'

APRIL 2005:

40. Three Russian songs

41. Robert Frost, 'Range-Finding'

42. Rudyard Kipling, 'The Question'

MAY 2005:

43. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Does It Matter?'

JUNE 2005:

44. S. Brady Tucker, "Whirligig"

AUGUST 2005:

45. W.N. Hodgson, "Before Action"

46. Curtis D. Bennett, "Evolution"

OCTOBER 2005:

47. Rudyard Kipling, 'The Last of the Light Brigade'

NOVEMBER 2005:

48. Robert Graves, 'The Last Post'

49. Laurence Binyon, 'Ode To The Fallen'

JANUARY 2006:

50. Te Rauparaha, 'The Kamate Haka'

APRIL 2006:

51. Thomas Campbell, "The Soldier's Dream"

52. Robert Fuller Murray, "A Song of Truce"

53. Siegfried Sassoon, "I Stood With The Dead"

54. Willow Moon Pearce, "Join The Army"

55. Walt Whitman, "Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field One Night"

56. William Hinchman, "Got Mit Uns"

57. Heather Alexander, "Courage Knows No Bounds"

58. Wilfred Owen, "Mental Cases"

59. W.B. Yeats, "The Valley of the Black Pig"

60. Glendronach, "Black and White Image"

MAY 2006:

61. Thomas Hardy, "The Man He Killed"

62. Jaques Brel, "Brussels'

63. Geoffrey Faber, 'Home Service'

64. Robert Frost, "A Soldier"

JUNE 2006:

65. Wilfred Owen, "Asleep"

66. Aleksandr Tvardovskii, "Death and the Soldier"

67. Edmund Blunden, '1916 seen from 1921'

68. Wilfred Owen, 'The Next War' and 'The Parable of the Old Man and the Young'

69. Wilfrid Gibson, "Reveille"

70. Siegfried Sassoon, "Sick Leave"

71. Yanik Degena, title unknown

72. Li Po, "Lament of the Frontier Guard"

73. Alan Seeger, "Rendezvous"

74. Siegfried Sassoon, "To The Warmongers"

JULY 2006:

75. Alexandr Blok, "The Scythians"

76. Patrick Shaw-Stewart, "I saw a man this morning"

77. Sydney Oswald, "The Battlefield"

AUGUST 2006:

78. Siegfried Sassoon, "Aftermath"

79. Li Po, "Nefarious War"

80. Siegfried Sassoon, "The Dug-Out"

81. Alexis Child, "The Reprisal"

82. Alec Waugh, "Cannon Fodder"

83. Li Bai, "Bringing In The Wine"

84. Rupert Brooks, 'Home'

85. Morgil Lomion, 'The Ribbon'

SEPTEMBER 2006:

86. Sasha F, "War"

87. John Logan, "A Pathological Case in Pliny"

88. Tom Clark, "Eternity"

OCTOBER 2006:

89. Stanley Kunitz, "Night Letter"

90. Colleen J. McElroy, "What They Don't Tell You About War"

91. Shoja Adel, "You Were Told"

92. Tony Lewis-Jones, "The Dead Will Rise"

93. Jeremy Gosnell, "Become Forever"

94. Erin Noteboom, "Bridge"

95. Aleksandr Blok, "On the Field of Kulicovo"

NOVEMBER 2006:

96. Frederick Manning, "The Trenches"

97. Bruce Weigl, "Song of Napalm"

98. Edward Thomas, 'The Owl'

DECEMBER 2006:

99. Edmund Blunden, 'Preparations For Victory'

100. William Gordon McCabe, 'Christmas Night of 1862'

JANUARY 2007:

101. Brian Turner, 'Hwy 1'

FEBRUARY 2007:

102. Jonathon Johnson, 'The Mask We Wear'

103. Rudyard Kipling, 'The Trade'

MAY 2007:

104. Tu Fu, 'Facing Snow' and 'Thinking Of My Brothers On A Moonlit Night'

SEPTEMBER 2007:

105. William Stafford, 'Where The Battle Did Not Happen'

106. Simon Mundy, 'Mesopotamia'

107. Wadih Sa'adeh, 'Names of the Dead'

108. Phil Kirsch, 'Fallen'

OCTOBER 2007:

109. William Whiting, 'The Navy Hymn'

NOVEMBER 2007:

110. Brian Turner, 'Eulogy', 'Asbah', and 'Najaf 1820'

DECEMBER 2007:

111. Hugh Cook, 'The Death of Achilles'

112. Charles Hamilton Sorley, 'The Army of Death'

JANUARY 2008:

113. Charles Baudelaire, 'The Irreparable'

114. Charles Baudelaire, 'The Cracked Bell'

115. Jeff Shampnois, 'To The War Dead'

116. Anthony Tripi, four poems

117. Randolph Nesbitt, 'What They Don't Teach at the Army War College'

FEBRUARY 2008:

118. Angela Gardner, 'extracts from Inferno'

119. Odysseas Elytis, 'Heroic and Mournful Song for the Lost Lieutenant of Albania'

120. Ian Thorpe, 'Songs of Glory'

MARCH 2008:

121. George Horton, 'Love'

122. Antler, 'Pretending To Be Dead'

123. Robert Pinsky, 'Samurai Song'

124. Chris Mansell, 'the good soldier'

125. Wole Soyinka, 'Civilian and Soldier'

126. William Vaughn Moody, 'On a Soldier Fallen in the Philippines'

127. Raymond A. Foss, 'A Frozen Soldier'

128. Siegfried Sassoon, 'A Mystic As Soldier'

129. John Davidson, 'War Song'

130. Randall Jarrell, 'Losses'

131. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Remorse'

132. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Absolution'

133. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Before The Battle'

134. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Survivors'

APRIL 2008:

135. Wilfred Owen, 'The Show'

136. Ron Pretty, 'With Songs to the Battle'

137. Jennifer Strauss, 'Epitaphs for Casualties'

138. Lauren Williams, 'The Old Men Want War'

139. Wilfred Owen, 'The Parable of the Old Man and the Young'

140. Emma Lew, 'The True Dark Town'

141. Nicola Knox, 'Who's For War'

142. Tara Rogers, 'I am told I should write'

JUNE 2008:

143. Spike Milligan, 'The Soldiers at Lauro'

144. Robert Louis Stevenson, 'The Dumb Soldier'

145. Unknown, 'Alone: A Warrior's Last Thoughts'

DECEMBER 2008:

146. Mark Twain, 'The War Prayer'

147. Wolfgang Borchert, 'The Bowling Alley'

148. Günter Grass, 'The Sea Battle'

149. Patrick MacGill, 'In The Morning'

150. Robert Nichols, 'Battle'

151. Isaac Rosenberg, 'Dead Man's Dump'

152. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Troops'

153. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Wraiths'

154. Isaac Rosenberg, 'Through These Pale Cold Days'

155. Isaac Rosenberg, 'Returning, We Hear the Larks'

156. Leslie Coulson, 'The Rainbow'

157. Siegfried Sassoon, 'A Whispered Tale'

158. Dynely Hussey, 'Ode To A Young Man'

159. Robert Graves, 'Goliath and David'

160. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Lamentations'

161. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Poet As Hero'

162. Seigfried Sassoon, 'Enemies'

163. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Banishment'

FEBRUARY 2009:

164. Henry Reed, 'Lessons of the War'

165. Bei Dao, 'The Answer'

166. Bei Dao, 'Sower'

167. Andrew Hudgins, 'After The Wilderness'

168. Zbigniew Herbert, 'The Rain'

169. Zbigniew Herbert. 'Episode In A Library'

170. Zbigniew Herbert, 'The Envoy of Mr. Cogito'

MARCH 2009:

171. Edwin Markham, 'The Chant of the Vultures'

172. Walter McDonald, 'Digging In A Footlocker'

173. W.S. Merwin, 'The Asians Dying'

174. Thomas McGrath, 'All The Dead Soldiers'

175. Miguel Hernandez, 'The Soldier and the Snow'

176. John Galsworthy, 'On A Soldier's Funeral'

177. Alfred Noyes, 'On The Western Front'

178. David Jones, 'The Anathemata'

179. Siegfried Sasson, 'Ancient History'

180. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Dreamers'

181. Alan Seeger, 'The Aisne'

182. Alan Seeger, 'Maktoob'

183. Alan Seeger, 'Liebestod'

184. Isaac Rosenberg, ' On Receiving News of the War'

185. Max Reif, 'Winter Sonnet: Awaiting the Iraq War'

186. Craig Ludwig, 'There Is No Peace In War'

187. Sara Teasdale, 'Spring In War Time'

188. Sydney Thompson Dobell, 'Home In War-Time'

189. W.N. Ewer, 'Five Souls'

190. William Gilmore Simms, 'The Swamp Fox'

191. Henry Moon, 'Memorial Day'

192. Michael Pruchnicki, 'Innocents of War'

193. Randall Jarrell, 'The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner'

APRIL 2009:

194. James H. Knight-Adkin, 'No Man's Land'

MAY 2009:

195. Charles Sorley, 'All the Hills and Vales Along'

196. Wilfred Wilson Gibson, 'Between The Lines

197. Anonymous, 'Argonne Forest At Midnight'

198. Henry Newbolt, 'A Letter From The Front'

199. Rupert Brooke, 'The Dead'

200. Edward Thomas, 'A Private'

201. Walt Whitman, 'Bivouac On A Mountain Side'

202. Ewart Alan Mackintosh, 'In Memoriam'

203. Julian Grenfell, 'Into Battle'

204. Wilfred Owen, 'Spring Offensive'

205. Traditional, 'Dancing at Whitsun'

JUNE 2009:

206. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Redeemer'

207. Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, 'Retreat'

208. Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, 'The Messages'

209. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Glory of Women'

210. Robert Graves, 'A Dead Boche'

211. Robert Graves, 'Corporal Stare'

212. Siegfried Sassoon, 'A Working Party'

213. Simonides, 'Epitaph for the Spartans at Thermopylae'

JULY 2009:

214. Grace Tan, 'Let all things be beautiful'

215. Randall Jarrell, 'Mail Call'

216. Geoffrey Dearmer, 'The Turkish Trench Dog'

217. Amos N. Wilder, 'Foret de Villers-Cotterets'

218. Ulrike Gerbig, 'War Correspondent'

219. Konstantin Nikolaevich Batiushkov, 'Odysseus' Fate'

220. Herbert Read, 'The Happy Warrior'

221. Wilfred Gibson, 'Back'

222. Isaac Rosenberg, 'In The Trenches'

AUGUST 2009:

223. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Middle Ages'

224. Alec de Candole, 'When the Last Long Trek is Over

225. Siegfried Sassoon, 'To A Very Wise Man'

226. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Investiture'

SEPTEMBER 2009:

227. Edward Tennant, 'The Mad Soldier'

OCTOBER 2009:

228. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Autumn'

229. Rudyard Kipling, ' A Song To Mithras'

NOVEMBER 2009:

230. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Memory'

DECEMBER 2009:

231. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Devotion to Duty'

232. Clifford Dyment, 'The Son'

233. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Night On The Convoy'

234. Justin Sullivan, 'The World'

235. Marta Keen, 'Homeward Bound'

236. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Wirers'

237. Justin Sullivan, 'Over The Wire'

238. Willoughby Weaving, 'Between the Trenches'

239. W.D. Snodgrass, 'After Experience Taught Me'

JANUARY 2010:

240. Dave Grossman, 'The Angel of the Night'

241. Justin Sullivan, 'See You In Hell'

242. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Rear-Guard'

243. W.H. Auden, 'The Shield of Achilles'

244. Leigh Ann Hussey, 'Chapel Perilous'

245. Anne of Winchelsea, 'The Soldier's Death'

FEBRUARY 2010:

246. LeFay, 'Outer Pain'

247. LeFay, "Determination'

248. L. Reece, 'I Will Not Run'

249. Justin Sullivan, 'Fate'

250. Justin Sullivan, 'My Country'

251. GrixCLOCKigar ii, 'Song of Sumey'

252. Author unknown, 'Any Soldier To His Son'

253. Justin Sullivan, 'Here Comes The War'

MARCH 2010:

254. Jorjeana Gross, 'The Sentinel'

255. Gordon Alchin, 'The Road'

256. W.B. Yeats, 'An Irish Airman Foresees His Death

257. Oswald LeWinter, 'Breakfast in Hell'

APRIL 2010:

258. A. D. Hope, 'Inscription for a War'

259. Agha Shahid Ali, 'Beyond the Ash Rains'

260. Anonymous, 'Soldiers Who Wish To Be A Hero'

261. Kenny Martin, 'I Went To See The Soldiers'

MAY 2010:

262. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Suicide in the Trenches'

263. Israel Trouillefou, 'Soldiers Don't Cry'

264. Oscar R. Thomasson, 'Warrior Songs'

265. Willoughby Weaving, 'Birds in the Trenches'

266. Leslie Coulson, 'From An Outpost'

267. Rupert Brooke, 'The Dead'

268. Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, 'A Lament'

269. Eric Bogle, 'The Green Fields Of France'

270. Douglas Alexander Stewart, 'The Unknown Soldier'

271. Yehuda Amichai, 'Memorial Day For The War Dead'

272. Osbert Sitwell, 'The Next War'

JUNE 2010:

273. Humbert Wolfe, 'Requiem: The Soldier'

274. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 'Flower de Luce: Killed at the Ford'

275. Robert Southey, 'The Battle of Blenheim'

276. Edward Roland Sill, 'Opportunity'

277. Victor Hugo, 'After the Battle'

278. Konstantin Simonov, 'All through his life he drew the scenes of war'

279. Arthur Rimbaud, 'Asleep In The Valley'

280. Kenneth Slessor, 'Beach Burial'

JULY 2010:

281. Edgar Albert Guest, 'Hate'

AUGUST 2010:

282. Nowell Oxland, 'Outward Bound'

SEPTEMBER 2010:

283. Wilfred Owen, 'The Unreturning'

284. Thomas Bailey Aldrich, 'Fredericksburg'

285. Francis William Bourdillon, 'The Call'

OCTOBER 2010:

286. Walt Whitman, 'Hush'd Be The Camps Today'

287. Douglas Gibson, 'Autumn Casualties'

288. Konstantin Simonov, 'Comrades In Arms'

NOVEMBER 2010:

289. Vernon Scannell, 'The Great War'

290. Edward Thomas, 'Rain'

291. Leon Gellert, 'War!"

292. Rudyard Kipling, 'The Outlaws'

293. Gilbert Frankau, 'How Rifleman Brown came to Valhalla'

294. Ernest Hemingway, 'Champs D'Honneur'

295. Patrick MacGill, 'The Star-Shell'

296. Ivor Gurney, 'To The Poet Before Battle'

297. Kenneth Allott, 'Ragnarok'

298. Margaret Sackville, "A Memory'

DECEMBER 2010:

299. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Atrocities'

300. Edgell Rickword, 'Winter Warfare'

301. Justin Sullivan, 'Refugee'

302. Giuseppe Ungaretti, 'Vigil'

303. Eleanor Farjeon, 'Peace'

304. Vachel Lindsay, 'The Unpardonable Sin'

305. Giuseppe Ungaretti, 'San Martino del Carso'

306. Rudyard Kipling, 'The Last of the Light Brigade'

307. Wilfred Owen, 'Apologia Pro Poemate Meo'

308. Michael Marks, 'The Things I Carry'

309. Sir Herbert Read, 'To A Conscript of 1940'

JANUARY 2011:

310. Konstantin Simonov, 'Wait For Me'

311. Cecil Day Lewis, 'Where Are The War Poets?'

312. Leon Gellert, 'Red'

313. Justin Sullivan, 'All Of This'

314. Rudyard Kipling, 'Ford O' Kabul River'

315. Herman Melville, 'A Utilitarian View of the Monitor's Fight'

316. Edmund Blunden, 'Thiepval Wood'

317. John Bayliss, 'Reported Missing'

318. Giuseppe Ungaretti, 'I Am A Creature'

FEBRUARY 2011:

319. A.E. Housman, 'Grenadier'

320. Khoshal Khan Khattuk, 'Superior'

321. John Donne, 'A Burnt Ship'

MARCH 2011:

322. Ivor Gurney, 'To His Love'

323. Osbert Sitwell, 'Babel'

324. Sir Herbert Read, 'Bombing Casualties: Spain

325. Willoughby Weaving, 'The Warrior Month'

APRIL 2011:

326. Edgar Albert Guest, 'Spring in the Trenches'

327. F.S. Flint, 'Soldiers'

328. Henry Lawson, 'Fall In, My Men, Fall In'

329. Walt Whitman, 'A Sight At Camp In The Daybreak Grey and Dim'

330. Charlotte Mew, 'The Cenotaph'

331. Helen Hamilton, 'The Romancing Poet'

332. F.S. Flint, 'Lament'

333. Leon Gellert, 'Rendezvous'

334. John Edgell, 'Trench Poets'

335. Osbert Sitwell, 'How Shall We Rise To Greet The Dawn?'

336. Alexander Robertson, 'The New Aeneid'

337. Anonymous Oceania, 'A Sleeper On The Beach'

338. Dame Mary Gilmore, 'Gallipoli'

339. Dame Mary Gilmore, '1940'

340. Anonymous Oceania, 'The Anzac On The Wall'

341. Eleanor Farjeon, 'Easter Monday'

342. Siegfried Sassoon, 'How To Die'

343. Wu Man, 'Ambushed From All Sides'

344. T.P. Cameron Wilson, 'Magpies In Picardy'

345. Teresa Hooley, 'A War Film'

MAY 2011:

346. E. Wyndham Tennant, 'Home Thoughts In Laventie'

347. Margaret Widdemer, 'Goodbye My Lover'

348. Katharine Tynan, 'Joining The Colours'

349. Wilfred Owen, 'The Send-Off'

350. Naomi Shihab Nye, 'For Mohammed Zeid of Gaza, Age 15'

351. Eva Dobell, 'In A Soldiers' Hospital 1: Pluck'

352. Alice Corbin, 'Fallen'

353. Paedar Kearney, 'The Bold Fenian Men'

354. Conrad Aiken, '1915: The Trenches'

355. Robert E, Howard, 'Marching Song of Connacht'

356. Malkin Grey, 'Song of the Shield-wall'

357. John Meyers Meyers, 'The Death Lay of Bowie Gizzardsbane'

358. Ewan MacColl, 'The Fields of Vietnam'

359. Traditional, 'Battle of Shiloh Hill'

360. Eideard MacLenine, 'A Rear Guardsman's Lament'

361. Remi Kanazi, 'A Poem For Gaza'

352. Herbert Ashley Asquith, 'War's Cataract'

363. Anna Gordon Keown, 'Reported Missing'

364. Wilfred Owen, 'Wild With All Regrets'

365. Bert Layne, 'The Forgotten Soldier Boy'

366. Francis Miles Finch, 'The Blue and the Gray'

367. Kelly Strong, 'Freedom Is Not Free'

368. Tim Murphy, 'The Wall'

369. George S. Boker, 'Dirge for a Soldier'

JUNE 2011:

370. Alan Dugan, 'There He Was'

371. Louise Glück, 'The Triumph of Achilles'

372. Bertrand de Born, 'Never Give Up War'

373. Li-Young Lee, 'The Hour and What Is Dead'

374. Wilfred Owen, 'Futility'

375. Wislawa Szymborska, 'Tortures'

376. King Al-Mu'tamid, 'The Prisoner In Aghmat Speaks To His Chains'

377. Nancy Cunard, 'Zeppelins'

378. Traditional, 'Deirdre's Lamentation'

379. Mikal Hrafspa, 'The Helmsman'

380. Zbigniew Herbert, 'Report from the Besieged City'

381. George Meredith, 'Atkins'

382. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Kiss'

383. Unknown, 'The Victory'

384. Edward Arlington Robinson, 'The Field of Glory'

385. George Meredith, 'Agamemnon In The Fight'

386. Will McLean, 'The Dade Massacre'

387. Anonymous, 'A New Song, Written By A Soldier'

388. Franklin P. Adams, 'I'm Out of the Army Now'

389. Traditional, 'An Irishman's Epistle to the Officers and Troops at Boston'

390. Walter de la Mare, 'The Song of the Soldiers'

391. Michael J.Patterson, 'My Gandfather Hated The Germans'

392. Wallace Stevens, 'The Death of a Soldier'

JULY 2011:

393. Edmund Blunden, 'Vlamertinghe: Passing the Chateau'

394. Boris Vian, 'The Deserter'

395. Stephen Vincent Benet, 'The Congressmen Came Out To See Bull Run'

396. Francis Scott Key, 'When The Warrior Returns'

397. Ernest Hemingway, "All Armies Are The Same..."

398. Arthur Graeme West, 'God! How I Hate You!'

399. Wilfred Owen, 'Insensibility'

400. Ernest Hemingway, 'Killed Paive--July 8--1918'

401. Andreas Gryphius, 'Tears of the Fatherland'

402. Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, 'The Light-Ship

403. Sharon Olds, 'The Signal'

404. Adrienne Rich, 'For The Record'

405. Wilfred Owen, 'The Dead Beat'

406. Brian Turner, 'Sadiq'

407. Jane Kenyon, 'At the Public Market Museum'

408. Harriet Monroe, 'On The Porch'

409. Billy Collins, 'The History Teacher'

410. Siegfried Sassoon, 'Song-Books of the War'

411. Yehuda Amichai, 'What Did I Learn In The Wars?'

412. Paul Weller, 'Little Boy Soldiers'

413. Tony Gloeggler, '1969'

414. Ivor Gurney, 'The Target'

415. Mark Knopfler, 'Brothers In Arms'

416. Ewart Alan Mackintosh, 'To the 51st Division: High Wood, July-August 1916'

AUGUST 2011:

417. Traditional, 'The Battle of Otterborn'

418. Henry Lawson, 'Scots of the Riverina'

419. Traditional, 'A Soldier From Missouri'

420. Richard Farina, 'Reflections In A Crystal Wind'

421. Margaret Widdemer, 'Next Year'

422. Lord Dunsany, 'Songs From An Evil Wood'

423.Abu l-Hasan, 'In The Battle'

424. Jonna Bernstein, 'Song of Roland'

425. Achibald MacLeish, 'The Silent Slain'

426. Archbald MacLeish, 'The Young Dead Soldiers Do Not Speak'

427. Constantine Cavafy, 'Thermopylae'

428. A.E. Housman, 'The Lads In Their Hundreds'

429. A.E. Housman, 'The Recruit'

430. A.P. Herbert, 'Beaucourt Revisited'

431. Curtis D. Bennett, 'Troopers'

432. Dmitri Tiompkin, P.F. Webster, 'The Ballad of the Alamo'

433. Unknown, 'Seen From An Aid Post'

434. Keith Marsden, 'Normandy Orchards'

435. Tim Irvine, 'After The War'

436. Rod Shearman, 'Ballad of the Unknown Soldier'

437. Emmylou Harris, 'Bang The Drum Slowly'

438. A.E. Housman, 'On The Idle Hill Of Summer'

439. Wislawa Szymborska, 'Reality Demands'

440. Vytautas Pliura, 'In The Hands Of The Enemy'

441. Vicki Feaver, 'Judith'

442. Natalie Diaz, 'Why I Don’t Mention Flowers'

443. Douglas Gibson, 'Beautiful In The Sun'

444. DL, 'Beauty in Fire'

445. Bertholt Brecht, 'Wife of a Soldier'

446. Vera Brittain, 'The Superfluous Woman'

SEPTEMBER 2011:

447. Patrick MacGill, 'Letters In The Trenches'

448. Winifred Mary Letts, 'The Deserter'

449. Siegfried Sassoon, 'The Hero'

450. Yusef Komunyakaa, 'We Never Know'

451. James Stephens, 'Hate'

452. Marian Allen, 'The Wind On The Downs'

453. Edmund Blunden, 'At Senlis Once'

454. Robert Graves, 'The Next War'

455. DL, 'Desert Skies Under Blackout'

456. DL, 'Protest'

457. Valerie Depriest, 'Borderlines'

458. Willoughby Weaving, 'Progress'

459. Rose Macaulay, 'The Shadow'

460. Gerard Rochford, 'Declaration'

461. William Noel Hodgson, 'Release'

462. Rudyard Kipling, 'Arithmetic On The Frontier'

463. Ivor Gurney, 'To England - A Note'

464. Ethel Lynn Beers, 'The Picket Guard'

465. E. Bowers, 'Mother, I Come Home To Die'

466. Wislawa Syzmborska, 'The End and the Beginning'

467. DL, 'Midday Darkness'

468. Ian Campbell, 'The Sun Is Burning'

469. Utah Phillips, 'Enola Gay'

470. Willoughby Weaving, 'Dies Irae'

471. John Lehmann, 'This Excellent Machine'

472. Peter Porter, 'Your Attention Please'

473. Su Wu, 'Drafted'

474. Sir Herbert Read, 'My Company'

475. Ivor Gurney, 'The Silent One'

476. Zhang Ji, 'To A Friend Lost In The Tibetan War'

477. Ludwig Uhland, 'Der Gute Kamerad'

OCTOBER 2011:

478. Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 'Brunanburh'

479. Stephen Crane, 'Fast Rode The Knight'

480. Justin Sullivan, 'Another Imperial Day'

481. Edwin Arlington Robinson, 'The Dark Hills'

482. Robinson Jeffers, 'The Epic Stars'

483. E. Wyndham Tennant, 'Light After Darkness'

484. Willoughby Weaving, 'Ghosts'

485. Bunno, 'Song of the Bowmen of Shu'

486. Padraic Colum, 'Old Soldier'

487. Vachel Lindsay, 'A Curse For Kings'

488. Christopher Brennan, 'The Yellow Gas'

489. Edwin Arlington Robinson, 'Twilight Song'

490. Robert Nichols, 'The Last Salute'

491. Robert Service, 'Michael'

492. Padraic Colum, 'King Cahill's Farewell to the Rye Field'

493. Wilfred Owen, 'The Sentry'

494. Georg Trakl, 'Grodek'

495. John C. Bird, 'Diners'

496. Margaret Postgate Cole, 'The Falling Leaves'

497. Helen Hamilton, 'The Ghouls

498. Warren Zevon, 'Roland'

499. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 'The Skeleton In Armor'

NOVEMBER 2011:

500. Sidney Keyes, 'War Poet'


Table of Contents II: poetry posts 501-1000

Table of Contents III: poetry posts 1001-1500

Table of Contents IV: poetry posts 1501-2000

Table of Contents V: poetry posts 2001-2500

Table of Contents VI: poetry posts 2501-3000


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