CONTENTS
EDMUND BLUNDEN ( QUEEN'S ) SHEET LIGHTNING W HEN on the green
G. H. BONNER ( MAGDALEN ) SONNET Q UIETLY the old men die, in
VERA M. BRITTAIN ( SOMERVILLE ) BOAR'S HILL, OCTOBER, 1919 T
G. A. FIELDING BUCKNALL ( EXETER ) UNTO DUST N OT with a crown
ROY CAMPBELL ( MERTON ) THE PORPOISE T HE ocean-cleaving
ERIC DICKINSON ( EXETER ) THREE SONNETS
LOUIS GOLDING ( QUEEN'S ) THE MOON-CLOCK T ICK-TOCK! the moon,
ROBERT GRAVES ( ST. JOHN'S ) MORNING PHOENIX I N my body lives
L. P. HARTLEY ( BALLIOL ) CANDLEMAS T HE conversation waned and
B. HIGGINS ( B.N.C. ) ONE SOLDIER
WINIFRED HOLTBY ( SOMERVILLE ) THE DEAD MAN I SEE men walk wild
R. W. HUGHES ( ORIEL ) THE ROLLING SAINT U NDER the crags of
E. W. JACOT ( QUEEN'S ) HERE'S A DAFFODIL H ERE'S a daffodil
G. H. JOHNSTONE ( MERTON ) SUMMER F ULL of unearthly peace lies
C. H. B. KITCHIN ( EXETER ) OPENING SCENE FROM "AMPHITRYON"
V. DE S. PINTO ( CHRIST CHURCH ) ART F ATE from an unimaginable
ALAN PORTER ( QUEEN'S ) LIFE AND LUXURY I HELD imagination's
HILDA REID ( SOMERVILLE ) THE MAGNANIMITY OF BEASTS M AN you
EDGELL RICKWORD ( PEMBROKE ) INTIMACY S INCE I have seen you do
W. FORCE STEAD ( QUEEN'S ) THE BURDEN OF BABYLON [A] "It is in the soul that things happen."
L. A. G. STRONG ( WADHAM ) FROST U NNATURAL foliage pales the
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EDITED BY
V. M. B., C. H. B. K., A. P.
OXFORD
BASIL BLACKWELL
1920
The following authors wish to make acknowledgment to the editors of the publications mentioned for permission kindly given to reprint: Mr. E. Blunden, The Nation (“Forefathers”), Voices (“Sheet Lightning”); Miss V. M. Brittain, The Oxford Chronicle (“Boar’s Hill,” and “The Lament of the Demobilized”); Mr. R. Campbell, The Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany (“Bongwi’s Theology”); Mr. L. Golding, Voices (“The Moon-Clock,” “Cold Branch,” “I Seek a Wild Star”); Mr. A. Porter, Voices (“Life and Luxury,” “A Far Country”); Mr. E. Rickword, The London Mercury (“Intimacy”); Mr. W. Force Stead, The Poetry Review; Mr. L. A. G. Strong, Coterie (“A Devon Rhyme,” “Christopher Marlye”), The Oxford Chronicle (“From the Greek”).
