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Robert Nichols. Ardours and Endurances; Also, A Faun's Holiday & Poems and Phantasies
Ardours and Endurances; Also, A Faun's Holiday & Poems and Phantasies
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
BOOK I
ARDOURS AND. ENDURANCES
To THE Memory of my Trusty and. Gallant Friends: HAROLD STUART. GOUGH (King's Royal Rifle Corps) and RICHARD PINSENT (the Worcester Regiment)
THE SUMMONS
I.—TO——
II.—THE PAST
III.—THE RECKONING
FAREWELL TO PLACE. OF COMFORT
FAREWELL TO PLACE OF COMFORT
THE APPROACH
I.—IN THE GRASS: HALT BY ROADSIDE
II.—THE DAY'S MARCH
III.—NEARER
BATTLE
I.—NOON
II.—NIGHT BOMBARDMENT
III.—COMRADES: AN EPISODE
IV.—BEHIND THE LINES: NIGHT, FRANCE
V.—AT THE WARS
VI.—OUT OF TRENCHES: THE BARN, TWILIGHT
VII.—BATTERY MOVING UP TO A NEW POSITION. FROM REST CAMP: DAWN
VIII.—EVE OF ASSAULT: INFANTRY GOING. DOWN TO TRENCHES
IX.—THE ASSAULT
X.—THE LAST MORNING
XI.—FULFILMENT
THE DEAD
I.—THE BURIAL IN FLANDERS
(H. S. G., Ypres, 1916)
II.—BOY
III.—PLAINT OF FRIENDSHIP BY DEATH BROKEN
(R. P., Loos, 1915)
IV.—BY THE WOOD
THE AFTERMATH
I.—AT THE EBB
II.—ALONE
III.—THANKSGIVING
IV.—ANNIHILATED
V.—SHUT OF NIGHT
VI.—THE FULL HEART
VII.—SONNET: OUR DEAD
VIII.—DELIVERANCE
BOOK II
A FAUN'S HOLIDAY
To my Brother. PHILIP NICHOLS
A FAUN'S HOLIDAY
The End. BOOK III
POEMS AND. PHANTASIES
To. MR. and MRS. MOISEIWITSCH. A TRIPTYCH
I.—FIRST PANEL: THE HILL
II.—SECOND AND CENTRE PANEL: THE TOWER
III.—THIRD PANEL: THE TREE
FOUR SONGS FROM "THE PRINCE OF. ORMUZ"
I.—THE PRINCE OF ORMUZ SINGS TO. BADOURA
II.—THE SONG OF THE PRINCESS BESIDE THE. FOUNTAIN
III.—THE SONG OF THE PRINCE IN DISGUISE
IV.—THE PRINCESS BADOURA'S LAST SONG TO. HER LOVER
THE GIFT OF SONG
THE GIFT OF SONG
FRAGMENTS FROM A. DRAMA ON THE SUBJECT. OF ORESTES
I.—WARNING UNHEEDED
II.—ORESTES TO THE FURIES
BLACK SONG
I.—AT BRAYDON
II.—MIDDAY ON THE EDGE OF THE DOWNS
III.—IN DORSETSHIRE
MAN'S ANACREONTIC. AND OTHER POEMS
MAN'S ANACREONTIC
THE BLACKBIRD
CHANGE
TRANSFIGURATION
PLAINT OF PIERROT ILL-USED
GIRL'S SONG FROM "THE TAILOR"[2]
LAST SONG IN AN OPERA
DANAË
MYSTERY IN EIGHT POEMS
DANAË: MYSTERY IN EIGHT POEMS
THE ECSTASY
THE WATER-LILY
DEEM YOU THE ROSES. …
THE PASSION
LAST WORDS
