Moments of Vision and Miscellaneous VersesHardy, Thomas
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Moments of Vision and Miscellaneous Verses
Hardy, Thomas
English poetry; World War, 1914-1918 -- Poetry
He revisits his First School 171
“I thought, my heart” 173
Fragment 174
Midnight on the Great Western 176
Honeymoon Time at an Inn 177
The Robin 181
“I rose and went to Rou’tor town” 183
The Nettles 184
In a Waiting-room 185
The Clock-winder 187
Old Excursions 189
The Masked Face 191
In a Whispering Gallery 192
The Something that saved Him 193
The Enemy’s Portrait 195
Imaginings 197
On the Doorstep 198
Signs and Tokens 199
Paths of Former Time 201
The Clock of the Years 203
At the Piano 205
The Shadow on the Stone 206
In the Garden 208
The Tree and the Lady 209
An Upbraiding 211
The Young Glass-stainer 212
Looking at a Picture on an Anniversary 213
The Choirmaster’s Burial 215
The Man who forgot 217
While drawing in a Churchyard 219
“For Life I had never cared greatly” 221
POEMS OF WAR AND PATRIOTISM—
“Men who march away” (Song of the 225
Soldiers)
His Country 227
England to Germany in 1914 229
On the Belgian Expatriation 230
An Appeal to America on behalf of 231
the Belgian Destitute
The Pity of It 232
In Time of Wars and Tumults 233
In Time of “the Breaking of 234
nations”
Cry of the Homeless 235
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