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Title page WILFRED OWEN COPYRIGHT NOTE Explore War Poets with Delphi Classics The Poetry Collections POEMS, 1920

CONTENTS Introduction Preface Strange Meeting Greater Love Apologia pro Poemate Meo The Show Mental Cases Parable of the Old Men and the Young Arms and the Boy Anthem for Doomed Youth The Send-off Insensibility Dulce et Decorum est The Sentry The Dead-Beat Exposure Spring Offensive The Chances S. I. W. Futility Smile, Smile, Smile Conscious A Terre Wild with all Regrets Disabled THE END

THE COMPLETE POEMS

CONTENTS TO POESY WRITTEN IN A WOOD, SEPTEMBER 1910 MY DEAREST COLIN SONNET LINES WRITTEN ON MY NINETEENTH BIRTHDAY SUPPOSED CONFESSIONS OF A SECONDRATE SENSITIVE MIND IN DEJECTION O BELIEVE THAT GOD GIVES YOU ALL THAT HE PROMISES LITTLE CLAUS AND BIG CLAUS THE RIVALS A RHYMED EPISTLE TO E.L.G. THE DREAD OF FALLING INTO NAUGHT SCIENCE HAS LOOKED, AND SEES NO LIFE BUT THIS: THE LITTLE MERMAID THE TWO REFLECTIONS DEEP UNDER TURFY GRASS AND HEAVV CLAY UNTO WHAT PINNACLES OF DESPERATE HEIGHTS IMPROMPTU SONNET/DAILY I MUSE ON HER BUT IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO LOOK UPON A ROLLING MAIN URICONIUM WHEN LATE I VIEWED THE GARDENS OF RICH MEN LONG AGES PAST IN EGYPT THOU WERT WORSHIPPED O WORLD OF MANY WORLDS, O LIFE OF LIVES THE TIME WAS AEON; AND THE PLACE ALL EARTH NOCTURNE IMPROMPTU: NOW, LET ME FEEL A PALINODE IT WAS A NAVV BOY, SO PRIM, SO TRIM WHEREAS MOST WOMEN LIVE THIS DIFFICULT LIFE A NEW HEAVEN THE STORM TO THE BITTER SWEET-HEART: ROUNDEL HOW DO I LOVE THEE? THE FATES HAPPINESS SONG OF SONGS HAS YOUR SOUL SIPPED THE SWIFT INSPECTION WITH AN IDENTITY DISC THE PROMISERS MUSIC ANTHEM FOR DOOMED YOUTH WINTER SONG SIX O’CLOCK IN PRINCES STREET THE ONE REMAINS THE SLEEPING BEAUTY THE CITY LIGHTS ALONG THE WATERSIDE AUTUMNAL THE UNRETURNING PERVERSITY MAUNDY THURSDAY THE PERIL OF LOVE THE POET IN PAIN WHITHER IS PASSED THE SOFTLY-VANISHED DAY? ON MY SONGS TO -- TO EROS 1914 PURPLE ON A DREAM STUNNED BY THEIR LIFE’S EXPLOSION INTO LOVE FROM MY DIARY, JULY 1914 THE BALLAD OF MANY THORNS I SAW HIS ROUND MOUTH’S CRIMSON DEEPEN AS IT FELL APOLOGIA PRO POEMATE MEO LE CHRISTIANISME HOSPITAL BARGE SWEET IS YOUR ANTIQUE BODY,NOT YET YOUNG PAGE EGLANTINE THE RIME OF THE YOUTHFUL MARINER WHO IS THE GOD OF CANONGATE? MY SHY HAND AT A CALVARY NEAR THE ANCRE MINERS THE LETTER CONSCIOUS SCHOOLMISTRESS DULCE ET DECORUM EST (SASSOON VERSION) DULCE ET DECORUM EST (STALLWORTHY VERSION) A TEAR SONG THE DEAD-BEAT INSENSIBILITY STRANGE MEETING SONNET. ON SEEING A PIECE OF OUR HEAVY ARTILLERYBROUGHT INTO ACTION ASLEEP ARMS AND THE BOY THE SHOW FUTILITY THE END S.I.W. THE CALLS TRAINING THE NEXT WAR GREATER LOVE THE LAST LAUGH MENTAL CASES THE CHANCES THE SEND-OFF THE PARABLE OF THE OLD MAN AND THE YOUNG DISABLED A TERRE THE KIND GHOSTS SOLDIER’S DREAM I AM THE GHOST OF SHADWELL STAIR ELEGY IN APRIL AND SEPTEMBER EXPOSURE THE SENTRY SMILE, SMILE, SMILE SPRING OFFENSIVE

THE FRAGMENTS

CONTENTS BEFORE READING A BIOGRAPHY OF KEATS FOR THE FIRST TIME. CONSUMMATION IS CONSUMPTION WITHIN THOSE DAYS HANDLING UPON THE FAIRY-STRANGE ENCHANTMENTS FULL SPRINGS OF THOUGHT AROUND ME RISE AT DAWN, I LOVE TO STRAY UPON THE MEETING-LINE THE WEST! I DARE NOT PASS INTO THE WEST SONNET: WHEN I PERCEIVE, BY WATCHING OTHER MEN’S SPRING NOT, SPRING NOT IN MY WILD EYES, O TEARS IMPRESSIONIST O, JESUS, NOW THINE OWN SELF SPEAKING EVE OF ST. MARK. WHY SHOULD THE ANGUISH OF LEAVING THOSE WE LOVE HOW DO THE HEAVENS RULE MY MOODS! TIS BUT LOVE’S SHADOW - THAT SO HAUNTS MY THOUGHT HEARTS AND TARTS THERE IS A SET OF MEN TODAY WHO DEAL SCIENCE CONTRADICTED LISTEN! THE MULTITUDE IS WAILING FOR ITS SINS NOW, WHAT’S YOUR POET, BUT A CHILD OF NINE? SCENE: CON VAL-ESCENT STAGE OF NEW MONIA HERE ALL THE SUMMER COULD I STAY I BEGAN TO RUN WRITTEN ON A JUNE NIGHT, 1911 AN IMPERIAL ELEGY I KNOW THE MUSIC BUT I WAS LOOKING AT THE PERMANENT STARS BEAUTY SPELLS & INCANTATION CRAMPED IN THAT FUNNELLED HOLE AS BRONZE MAYBE MUCH BEAUTIFIED THE ROADS ALSO HAVE THEIR WISTFUL REST

The Poems LIST OF POEMS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER LIST OF POEMS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER The Letters THE LETTERS OF WILFRED OWEN INDEX OF LETTERS BY YEAR OF COMPOSITION

Juvenile Letters (1898-1910) 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 The Last Letter

LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS AND DATES The Delphi Classics Catalogue

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