The Old Huntsman and Other Poems

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The Old Huntsman and Other Poems by Siegfried Sassoon

This collection of poems was first published in May 1917 (London, W. Heinemann, OCLC 19046959).

Contents 1 THE OLD HUNTSMAN 2 WAR POEMS: 1915–1917 3 LYRICAL POEMS: 1908–16

[edit] THE OLD HUNTSMAN

• The Old Huntsman

[edit] WAR POEMS: 1915–1917

• Absolution
• To My Brother
• The Dragon and the Undying
• France
• To Victory
• When I'm among a Blaze of Lights
• Golgotha
• A Mystic as Soldier
• The Kiss
• The Redeemer
• A Subaltern
• In the Pink
• A Working Party
• A Whispered Tale
• 'Blighters'
• At Carnoy
• To His Dead Body
• Two Hundred Years After
• They
• Stand-to: Good Friday Morning
• The Choral Union
• The One-Legged Man
• Enemies
• The Tombstone-Maker
• Arms and the Man
• Died of Wounds
• The Hero
• Stretcher Case
• Conscripts
• The Road
• Secret Music
• Before the Battle
• The Death-Bed
• The Last Meeting
• A Letter Home

[edit] LYRICAL POEMS: 1908–16

• Nimrod in September
• Morning Express
• Noah
• David Cleek
• Ancestors
• Haunted
• Blind
• Villon
• Goblin Revel
• Night-Piece
• A Wanderer
• October
• The Heritage
• An Old French Poet
• Dryads
• Morning-Land
• Arcady Unheeding
• At Daybreak
• Dream-Forest
• A Child's Prayer
• Morning-Glory
• To-day
• Wonderment
• Daybreak in a Garden
• Companions
• A Poplar and the Moon
• South Wind
• Tree and Sky
• Alone
• Storm and Sunlight
• Wind in the Beechwood
• Wisdom
• Before Day

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