Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EXPEDITIONAL, by CHARLES WILLIAM BRODRIBB First Line: Troops to our england true Last Line: Fighting in flanders. Subject(s): World War I - Great Britain | ||||||||
TROOPS to our England true Faring to Flanders, God be with all of you And your commanders. Clear be the sky o'erhead, Light be the landing: Not till the work is sped Be your disbanding. On the old battle-ground Where fought your fathers, Faithful shall ye be found When the storm gathers. Fending a little friend Weak but unshaken Quick! there's no time to spend Or the fort's taken. Though he defy his foes, He may go under. Quick! ere the battle close Speed with your thunder. He hath his all at stake: More can have no man. Quick! ere the barrier break On to the foeman. Troops to this England true And your commanders, God be with all of you Fighting in Flanders. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...OXFORD IN WAR-TIME by LAURENCE BINYON LINES WRITTEN IN SURREY, 1917 by GEORGE HERBERT CLARKE A CHANT OF LOVE FOR ENGLAND by HELEN GRAY CONE ENGLAND'S ENEMY by JOHN FREEMAN ENGLAND TO FREE MEN by JOHN GALSWORTHY THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1776 by MAURICE HENRY HEWLETT SUBALTERNS: A SONG OF OXFORD by MILDRED HUXLEY TO THE OXFORD MEN IN THE WAR by CHRISTOPHER DARLINGTON MORLEY AMONG THE LAKES by CHARLES WILLIAM BRODRIBB AN EPITAPH (AFTER THE GREEK EPIGRAMS) by CHARLES WILLIAM BRODRIBB |
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