| Minds
at War: poets O-S
There are 250 poems by 80 poets in Minds at
War.
The greatest of all war poets writing in English
was Wilfred Owen. 27 of his poems are included
in this anthology.
His friend, Siegfried Sassoon,
is another major war poet. He recorded, with unflinching honesty and frankness,
the range of his attitudes, experiences, and emotions from the start of the
First World War till after its end. Minds at War contains 33 of Sassoon's
poems.
Wilfred Owen
1914
Anthem for Doomed Youth
Apologia Pro Poemate Meo
Arms
and the Boy
At a Calvary Near the Ancre
From The Ballad of Purchase
Money
Conscious
The Deadbeat
Disabled
Dulce et Decorum Est
The
End
Exposure
Futility
Great Gun
Greater Love
An Imperial
Elegy
Insensibility
The Inspection
The Last Laugh
Mental Cases
The Next War
The Parable of the Old Man and the Young
The Send-Off
The Sentry
The Show
Smile, Smile, Smile
Spring Offensive
Strange
Meeting
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John Oxenham
From All Clear!
Hymn: for the Men at the Front
The Goodly
Company
Little Crosses in the Snow
From Ten Men in a Crater Hole
The Vision Splendid
Robert Palmer
How Long, O Lord?
Max Plowman
The Dead Soldiers
Jessie Pope
The Call
War Girls
Herbert Read
The Execution of Cornelius Vane
The Happy Warrior
My Company
A
Short Poem for Armistice Day
To a Conscript of 1940
Isaac Rosenberg
August 1914
Break Of Day in the Trenches
Dead Man's Dump
The
Dying Soldier
The Immortals
In the Trenches
Maniac Earth!
On
Receiving News of War
Returning, We Hear the Larks
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Siegfried Sassoon
Absolution
Attack
Banishment
Christ and the Soldier
Counter
Attack
Died of Wounds
Does it Matter?
Dreamers
The General
Great
Men
The Hero
In the Church of St Ouen
I Stood With the Dead
The
Kiss
Lamentations
The March-Past
Memorial Tablet
A Mystic as
Soldier
Night Attack
The One-Legged Man
On Passing the New Menin
Gate
Peace
The Poet as Hero
Prelude: The Troops
Reconciliation
Remorse
Suicide in the Trenches
Survivors
A Testament
"They"
To Any Dead Officer
To My Brother
Vicarious Christ
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Owen Seaman
For The Apostles Of "No Humiliation"
Pro Patria
The Soul
of a Nation
To the Shirker: A Last Appeal
Alan Seeger
Rendezvous
Robert Service
The Volunteer
Osbert Sitwell
The End
The Next War
Muriel Stuart
Forgotten Dead, I Salute You
Soldiers' Songs
What's the Use of Worrying
Après la Guerre
Charles Sorley
All the Hills and Vales
From A Call to Action
A Hundred Thousand
Million Mites
Such is Death
To Germany
When You See Millions of
the Mouthless Dead
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