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Collected Poems

Edward Thomas · 1920

Original text in English.

The poems of a prose writer who came late to verse, written over two years, before his death at the front.

Poetry · 65 parts · about 10 000 words · about 43 min of reading

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Contents

  1. Poems1 min
  2. The Trumpet1 min
  3. The Sign-post1 min
  4. Tears1 min
  5. Two Pewits1 min
  6. The Manor Farm1 min
  7. The Owl1 min
  8. Swedes1 min
  9. Will you come?1 min
  10. As the team's head-brass1 min
  11. Thaw1 min
  12. Interval1 min
  13. Like the touch of rain1 min
  14. The Path1 min
  15. The Combe1 min
  16. If I should ever by chance1 min
  17. What shall I give?1 min
  18. If I were to own1 min
  19. And you, Helen1 min
  20. When first1 min
  21. Head and Bottle1 min
  22. After you speak1 min
  23. Sowing1 min
  24. When we two walked1 min
  25. In Memoriam1 min
  26. Fifty Faggots1 min
  27. Women he liked1 min
  28. Early one morning1 min
  29. Cherry Trees1 min
  30. It rains1 min
  31. The Huxter1 min
  32. A Gentleman1 min
  33. The Bridge1 min
  34. Lob5 min
  35. Bright Clouds1 min
  36. The clouds that are so light1 min
  37. Some eyes condemn1 min
  38. May 232 min
  39. The Glory1 min
  40. Melancholy1 min
  41. Adlestrop1 min
  42. The Green Roads1 min
  43. The Mill-pond1 min
  44. It was upon1 min
  45. Tall Nettles1 min
  46. Haymaking1 min
  47. How at once1 min
  48. Gone, gone again1 min
  49. The sun used to shine1 min
  50. October1 min
  51. The long small room1 min
  52. Liberty1 min
  53. November1 min
  54. The Sheiling1 min
  55. The Gallows1 min
  56. Birds' Nests1 min
  57. Rain1 min
  58. "Home"1 min
  59. There's nothing like the sun1 min
  60. When he should laugh1 min
  61. An Old Song1 min
  62. The Penny Whistle1 min
  63. Lights Out1 min
  64. Cock-crow1 min
  65. Words1 min

About this text

Edward Thomas († 1917): public-domain work. The text is that of Wikisource (1917). Its transcription, by Wikisource volunteers (contribution history), is published under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence; so are this reading page and the EPUB file. Erostrate has not changed a single word: only the layout and the division into pages are ours.

Note on the edition (in French): Texte du recueil Poems (Selwyn & Blount, 1917), et non des Collected Poems de 1920 : les Last Poems n'y figurent pas.

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