[Gutenberg 50429] • Oxford Poetry, 1921 by Unknown -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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OXFORD POETRY 1921 Foreword CONTENTS F. N. W. BATESON

TRESPASSERS

EDMUND BLUNDEN

THE WATERMILL THE SCYTHE THE TIME IS GONE THE SOUTH-WEST WIND THE CANAL THE MARCH BEE

LOUIS GOLDING

PLOUGHMAN AT THE PLOUGH PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST SHEPHERD SINGING RAGTIME (For F. V. Branford) GHOSTS GATHERING SILVER-BADGED WAITER

ROBERT GRAVES

CYNICS AND ROMANTICS UNICORN AND THE WHITE DOE SULLEN MOODS HENRY AND MARY ON THE RIDGE A LOVER SINCE CHILDHOOD

ROSALEEN GRAVES

NIGHT-SOUNDS ‘A STRONGER THAN HE SHALL COME UPON HIM...’ COLOUR

BERTRAM HIGGINS (B.N.C.)

WHITE MAGIC

RICHARD HUGHES

THE SINGING FURIES THE SERMON (Wales 1920). TRAMP GRATITUDE JUDY THE RUIN

ALAN PORTER

INTRODUCTION TO A NARRATIVE POEM SUMMER BATHING COUNTRY CHURCHYARD MUSEUM LOST LANDS

FRANK PREWETT

Come Girl, and embrace I went out into the Fields Comrade, why do you weep? The Winds caress the Trees

EDGELL RICKWORD

COMPLAINT OF A TADPOLE CONFINED IN A JAM-JAR REGRET FOR THE DEPOPULATION OF RURAL DISTRICTS COMPLAINT AFTER PSYCHO-ANALYSIS DESIRE TRENCH POETS WINTER PROPHECIES

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