Minds at War: poets A-C

There are 250 poems by 80 poets in 
Minds at War. A few of these poems were written before the First World War and are included to show the ethos of militarism before the war. These are poems by Henry Newbolt and Rudyard Kipling.
 

There are 27 poems by Wilfred Owen and 33 by Siegfried Sassoon in Minds at War.
 

Richard Aldington
Soliloquy I
Soliloquy II
 

Marian Allen
The Wind on the Downs
 

Herbert Asquith
Nightfall
 

Atilla
William Watson, War-Eater
 

Phillip Bainbrigge
If I Should Die, be not Concerned to Know
 

Madeline Ida Bedford
Munition Wages
 

Harold Begbie
A Christian to a Quaker
Fall in
 

Janet Begbie
I Shouted for Blood
 

F W D Bendall
A Outrance
 

Matilda Betham-Edwards
The Two Mothers

Lawrence Binyon
For the Fallen
Now in Thy Splendour
 

Edmund Blunden
At Senlis Once
Come on, My Lucky Lads (also known as Zero)
Preparations for Victory
Thiepval Wood
The Zonnebeke Road
 

Beatrix Brice-Miller
To the Vanguard

Robert Bridges
Wake up England
 

Vera Brittain
August 1914
Hospital Sanctuary
The Lament of the Demobilised
Perhaps
To My Brother
 

Rupert Brooke
1914 - 
Peace 
Safety
The Rich Dead 
The Dead 
The Soldier

Oh Lovers Parted  (jotting)
Soon to Die
 

Claude Burton
The Game
 

May Wedderburn Cannan
Love, 1916
Paris, November 11, 1918
When the Vision Dies
 

Author of Charitesse
August 1914
 

May Herschel Clarke
The Mother
 

Margaret Postgate Cole
Praematuri
The Falling Leaves
 

Mary Gabrielle Collins
Women at Munition Making

E E Cummings
Olaf