Poems

About this eBook

Author

Rosenberg, Isaac, 1890-1918

Title

Poems by Isaac Rosenberg

Credits

Richard Tonsing and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

PR: Language and Literatures: English literature

Subject

Rosenberg, Isaac, 1890-1918

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 66889

Release Date

December 6, 2021

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.POEMS BY ISAAC ROSENBERG
2. 2.CONTENTS
3. 3.BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
4. 4.INTRODUCTORY MEMOIR — I — II — To Miss Seaton. — To Miss Seaton. — To Miss Seaton. — To Edward Marsh (1914). — To Edward Marsh (1914). — To Miss Seaton. — To Miss Seaton. — To Edward Marsh (1915). — To Edward Marsh. — To Edward Marsh (from Bury St. Edmunds). — To Miss Seaton (from Bury St. Edmunds). — To Edward Marsh (from Bury St. Edmunds). — To Miss Seaton (from Blackdown Camp, Farnborough). — To Miss Seaton (1916). — To Gordon Bottomley (Postmark, June 12, 1916). — To Gordon Bottomley (Postmark, July 23, 1916). — To Miss Seaton (written in Hospital, 1916). — To Miss Seaton (November 15, 1916; written in Hospital). — To Edward Marsh (Postmark, January 30, 1917). — To Miss Seaton (1916). — To Laurence Binyon (1916). — To Gordon Bottomley (February, 1917). — To Gordon Bottomley (Postmark, April 8, 1917). — To Edward Marsh (Postmark, May, 1917). — To Edward Marsh (1917). — To Edward Marsh (1917). — To Gordon Bottomley (Postmark, July 20, 1917). — To Gordon Bottomley (1917). — To Gordon Bottomley (Postmark, August 3, 1917). — To Gordon Bottomley (dated September 21, 1917). — To Miss Seaton (dated February 14, 1918). — To Gordon Bottomley (Postmark, February 26, 1918). — To Gordon Bottomley (Dated, March 7, 1918). — To Miss Seaton (March 8, 1918). — To Edward Marsh (dated March 28, 1918).
5. 5.MOSES A Play (1916) — PERSONS — MOSES
6. 6.POEMS FROM CAMP AND TRENCH — DAUGHTERS OF WAR — ON RECEIVING THE FIRST NEWS OF THE WAR — SPRING, 1916 — THE TROOP SHIP — MARCHING — BREAK OF DAY IN THE TRENCHES — KILLED IN ACTION — RETURNING, WE HEAR THE LARKS — THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM BY THE BABYLONIAN HORDES — THE BURNING OF THE TEMPLE — HOME-THOUGHTS FROM FRANCE — THE IMMORTALS — LOUSE HUNTING — GIRL TO SOLDIER ON LEAVE — SOLDIER: TWENTIETH CENTURY — THE JEW — THE DYING SOLDIER — DEAD MAN’S DUMP — IN WAR — THE DEAD HEROES
7. 7.FRAGMENTS OF “THE UNICORN” — I THE AMULET — II THE SONG OF TEL THE NUBIAN — III THE TOWER OF SKULLS
8. 8.EARLIER POEMS — EXPRESSION — FROM “NIGHT AND DAY” — I IN THE WORKSHOP — II — III — IV — ZION [3] — SPIRITUAL ISOLATION: A FRAGMENT — FAR AWAY — SPRING — SONG — HEART’S FIRST WORD. I. — HEARTS FIRST WORD. II. — LADY, YOU ARE MY GOD — IF YOU ARE FIRE — IN THE UNDERWORLD — O, IN A WORLD OF MEN AND WOMEN — A GIRL’S THOUGHTS — A BALLAD OF WHITECHAPEL — TESS — THE NUN — IN PICCADILLY — A MOOD — FIRST FRUIT — A CARELESS HEART — DAWN — AT NIGHT — CREATION — OF ANY OLD MAN — THE ONE LOST — WEDDED — DON JUAN’S SONG — ON A LADY SINGING — BEAUTY — A QUESTION — CHAGRIN — THE BLIND GOD — THE FEMALE GOD — GOD — SLEEP — MY DAYS

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