Category: Poetry
PAGE "For All We Have and Are" Kipling, Rudyard 1 Instructions to the British Soldier Kitchener, Lord 3 Pro Patria Seaman, Sir Owen 4 Statement in House of Lords Kitchener, Lord 5 Between Midnight and Morning Seaman, Sir Owen 7 Vigil, The Newbolt, Sir Henry 7 Hour, The Fagan,...
Courage came to you with your boyhood's grace Of ardent life and limb. Each day new dangers steeled you to the test, To ride, to climb, to swim. Your hot blood taught you carele...
3. Part 3The Prussian Junker is the road-hog of Europe. Small nationalities in his way are flung to the roadside, bleeding and broken; women and children crushed under the wheel of his c...
7. Part 7These are proud thoughts; they will some day be proud memories. We are associated together in a struggle never equalled yet in the history of the world, and I rejoice to think t...
2. Part 2This be our part, for so we serve you best, So best confirm their prowess and their pride, Your warrior sons, to whom in this high test Our fortunes we confide.
4. Part 4Comes there now a mighty rally From the weald and from the coast, Down from cliff and up from valley, Spirits of an ancient host; Castle gray and village mellow, Coastguard's tr...
6. Part 6The memory of the victorious resistance of Verdun will be immortal because Verdun saved not only France, but the whole of the great cause which is common to ourselves and humani...
5. Part 5Against the Dark Destroyer Their loyal legions moved, To stand by our defenders With succour tried and proved. To stay the hosts of horror With neither sword nor shield, To hold...
1. Part 1PAGE "For All We Have and Are" Kipling, Rudyard 1 Instructions to the British Soldier Kitchener, Lord 3 Pro Patria Seaman, Sir Owen 4 Statement in House of Lords Kitchener, Lord...
9. Part 9For oh! when the war will be over, We'll go and we'll look for our dead; We'll go when the bee's on the clover, And the plume of the poppy is red; We'll go when the year's at it...