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Lilac, Laburnum Streets of Gold "In the Gallery where the Fat Men go" Dead in Gallipoli A Journey South The New Trade The Woman who Shrieked against Peace The Women at the Corners Stand Joining-up During the Battle Jack German Boy Skylark and Dawn Jack of April Statesmen Debonair Over in Flanders Wild Weather Broken Bodies A Thought The Vintner For now comes Summer The Advent of Mars Prophet and Fool Whatever Path I walk upon London Magdalene Secret Girl Lanky Tim Mrs. Briggs Athens Now Down Tottenham Court Road In a Station Liza Women of the Night I Standing in the Street Slum Evening Fires of Change Poetry The Prisoner Nerves A Poet For My Friend "I shall be splendidly and tensely Young" "I" I know not whence my Poems come Lyrria Faringdon from Salonica Call of the Plover The Gallant Road The Quest Having finished "Jude the Obscure" Ghost and Body Gallop We Lads who Barter Rhymes Who knows Me? Judaeus Errans Cold Stars Reactionary Late Wind of Black Night Yellow Satins My Mother's Portrait To A. L. O. The Dark Knight of the Road To the Swift Green Wind The Midmost Field in Kent Murmuryngeham Winchester Downs Cycling in October The Shepherd Derwentwater "I vowed that I would be a Tree" Wounded Soldiers Still Life in France I Dream'd I Died Flowers in War Evening--Kent Black Magic A Soldier Dying At Last War Ends
SORROW OF WAR
LILAC, LABURNUM
Lilac, lilac, laburnum, How shall you bloom this Spring? Gathering birds, gathering birds, How shall you sing?
Gathering birds, gathering birds, How shall you lift your singing head? Lilac, lilac, laburnum, Shall not your blossom be fiery red?
Lilac, laburnum, gathering birds...?
STREETS OF GOLD
O there are streets of gold in Bethnal Green, With troughs of pearl where lovely horses drink, And tripping on the greenswards, silver-clean, The girls are marvellouser than you can think. Gawd blimey! Bethnal Green! .
O there is harvest now in Camden Town, And songs and laughing and old flasks of wine! O the grand moon of bronze! the wakeful brown Owl in the barn! ghost-poppies and dream-kine! Lor lumme! Camden Town! .
O what green seas sweep winds through Camberwell, Through all her islands where the palm-trees heave! O winding down the channels steals a bell Calling poor weary lads to bathe at eve! God blawst it! Camberwell! .
"IN THE GALLERY WHERE THE FAT MEN GO"
They are showing how we lie With our bodies run dry: The attitudes we take When impaled upon a stake. These and other things they show In the gallery where the fat men go.
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