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1918
Boris Pasternak
Stars were racing; waves were washing headlands.
Salt went blind, and tears were slowly drying.
Darkened were the bedrooms; thoughts were racing,
And...
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A Holy Week Song, 1918
Katharine Tynan
Now when Christ died for man his sake
A myriad men must die;
His Via Crucis they must take
And share His Calvary.
God keep ye, gallant gentlemen,
Let...
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Epiphany: (For Dora, 1918)
Katharine Tynan
She carried frankincense and gold
When the Star guided her,
And in her folded hands so cold
She carried...
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Minds. Ww1(1914-1918)
James Reid
Nibbles

nibbles away

afraid, scared

day after day

nibbles.

single sniper shot

worst of the lot

whispers past.

machine-gun...
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Reality (ww1 1914-1918)
James Reid
REALITY (WW1 1914-1918)


HOW WOULD YOU FEEL
OUT IN THE FIELD

trench foot
mortar bombs

ALWAYS ON THE ALERT
SOAKING, DRIPPING...
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REALITY (WW1 1914-1918) by JAMES REID.
James Reid
How would you feel, out in the field
trench foot, mortar bombs
always on the alert, soaking, dripping wet
sleep an impossible dream
hearing, seeing,...
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September, 1918
Amy Lowell
This afternoon was the colour of water falling through sunlight;
The trees glittered with the tumbling of leaves;
The sidewalks shone like alleys...
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First World War in Forlorn Verses (Wilfred Owen 1893-1918)
Wayne Blair
ANTHEM FOR DOOMED YOUTH


What passing-bells for these who die as cattle?
Only the monstrous anger of the guns.
Only the stuttering rifles'...
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