This is a volume of poetry by Irish poet and writer Kathrine Tynan about World War I. Published in 1917, the poems translate the general atmosphere of fear and grief prevalent across Europe into beautiful verses. - Summary by Carolin
Chapters
1
Joining the Colours Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:49
2
The Lowlands of Flanders Read by Dru Conway 1:54
3
The Call Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:25
4
The Golden Boy Read by Ian King 1:59
5
The Great Chance Read by Ian King 1:43
6
The Watchers Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:30
7
The Bride Read by Dru Conway 1:51
8
The Riders Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:31
9
'What Turned the Germans Back?' Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:50
10
A Girl's Song Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:55
11
The Young Mother Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:31
12
The Temple Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:17
13
The Summons Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:53
14
The Little Flock Read by Larry Wilson 1:09
15
A Lament Read by Larry Wilson 1:55
16
A Hero Read by Ian King 1:39
17
'Mid the Piteous Heaps of Dead Read by Dru Conway 1:58
18
To One in Grief Read by Larry Wilson 1:32
19
Indian Summer Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:41
20
To Two Bereaved Read by Dru Conway 2:22
21
Autumnal Read by Ian King 1:18
22
Meditation Read by Kathleen Moore 1:21
23
The Heroes Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:40
24
The Great Mercy Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:50
25
Meetings Read by Kathleen Moore 1:19
26
Flower of Youth Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:13
27
Unhousel'd, Unanointed, Unanel'd Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:30
28
All Souls Read by Kathleen Moore 1:02
29
The Predestined Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:39
30
The Old Soldier Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:26
31
The Fields of France Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:37
32
The Open Road Read by Larry Wilson 1:32
33
For the Airmen Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:03
34
Christmas in the Year of the War Read by Larry Wilson 1:14
35
A Song for the New Year Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:46
36
Dead - A Prisoner Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:40
37
To R.A.A. Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:35
38
Salutation Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:03
39
The Sad Spring Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:58
40
A Prayer Read by Dru Conway 1:43
41
Resurrection Read by Larry Wilson 1:41
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