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                                            II 



    And some cease feeling Even themselves or for themselves。 Dullness 

best   solves   The    tease  and   doubt   of  shelling�察  �And    Chance's    strange 

arithmetic Comes simpler than the reckoning of their shilling。 They keep 

no check on Armies' decimation。 



                                           III 



    Happy   are   these   who   lose   imagination�此  �They   have   enough   to   carry 

with ammunition。 Their spirit drags no pack。 Their old wounds save with 

cold can not more ache。 Having seen all things red�察�Their eyes are rid Of 

the hurt of the colour of blood for ever。 And terror's first constriction over�察�

Their hearts remain small drawn。 Their senses in some scorching cautery 

of    battle  Now     long    since   ironed�察  �Can    laugh    among     the   dying�察�

unconcerned。 



                                           IV 



    Happy   the   soldier   home�察  �with   not   a   notion   How   somewhere�察  �every 

dawn�察�some men attack�察�And many sighs are drained。 Happy the lad whose 

mind was never trained�此�His days are worth forgetting more than not。 He 



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sings   along   the   march   Which   we   march   taciturn�察  �because   of   dusk�察  �The 

long�察�forlorn�察�relentless trend From larger day to huger night。 



                                            V 



    We wise�察�who with a thought besmirch Blood over all our soul�察�How 

should we see our task But through his blunt and lashless eyes�拭�Alive�察�he 

is not vital overmuch�察�Dying�察�not mortal overmuch�察�Nor sad�察�nor proud�察�

Nor curious at all。 He cannot tell Old men's placidity from his。 



                                           VI 



    But cursed are dullards whom no cannon stuns�察�That they should be as 

stones。    Wretched     are  they�察 �and   mean    With    paucity   that  never    was 

simplicity。 By choice they made themselves immune To pity and whatever 

mourns in man Before the last sea and the hapless stars�察�Whatever mourns 

when many leave these shores�察�Whatever shares The eternal reciprocity of 

tears。 



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                      Dulce et Decorum est 



    Bent   double�察  �like   old   beggars   under   sacks�察  �Knock´kneed�察  �coughing 

like hags�察�we cursed through sludge�察�Till on the haunting flares we turned 

our   backs�察�And   towards   our   distant   rest   began   to   trudge。   Men   marched 

asleep。   Many   had   lost   their   boots�察  �But   limped   on�察  �blood´shod。 All   went 

lame�察�all blind�察�Drunk with fatigue�察�deaf even to the hoots Of gas´shells 

dropping softly behind。 

     Gas� �GAS� �Quick�察�boys�  �An ecstasy of fumbling Fitting the clumsy 

helmets just in time�察�But someone still was yelling out and stumbling And 

flound'ring like a man in fire or lime。  Dim through the misty panes and 

thick green light�察�As under a green sea�察�I saw him drowning。 

     In all my dreams before my helpless sight He plunges at me�察�guttering�察�

choking�察�drowning。 

     If in some smothering dreams�察�you too could pace Behind the wagon 

that we flung him in�察�And watch the white eyes writhing in his face�察�His 

hanging face�察�like a devil's sick of sin�察�If you could hear�察�at every jolt�察�the 

blood Come gargling from the froth´corrupted lungs Bitter as the cud Of 

vile�察�incurable sores on innocent tongues�察 �My friend�察�you would not tell 

with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory�察�The old 

Lie�此�Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori。 



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                                  The Sentry 



     We'd found an old Boche dug´out�察�and he knew�察�And gave us hell�察�for 

shell   on   frantic   shell   Hammered   on   top�察  �but   never   quite   burst   through。 

Rain�察  �guttering   down   in   waterfalls   of   slime   Kept   slush   waist   high�察  �that 

rising   hour   by   hour�察  �Choked   up   the   steps   too   thick   with   clay   to   climb。 

What murk of air remained stank old�察�and sour With fumes of whizz´bangs�察�

and the smell of men Who'd lived there years�察�and left their curse in the 

den�察�If not their corpses。 。 。 。 There we herded from the blast Of whizz´ 

bangs�察�but one found our door at last。 Buffeting eyes and breath�察�snuffing 

the candles。 And thud� �flump� �thud� �down the steep steps came thumping 

And splashing in the flood�察�deluging muck  The sentry's body�察�then his 

rifle�察�handles Of old Boche bombs�察�and mud in ruck on ruck。 We dredged 

him up�察�for killed�察�until he whined ;O sir�察�my eyes  I'm blind  I'm blind�察�

I'm blind� ─�Coaxing�察�I held a flame against his lids And said if he could 

see the least blurred light He was not blind�察�in time he'd get all right。 ;I 

can't�察─�he sobbed。 Eyeballs�察�huge´bulged like squids Watch my dreams still�察�

but I forgot him there In posting next for duty�察�and sending a scout To beg 

a   stretcher   somewhere�察  �and   floundering   about   To   other   posts   under   the 

shrieking air。 

     Those other wretches�察�how they bled and spewed�察�And one who would 

have drowned himself for good�察 �I try not to remember these things now。 

Let dread hark back for one word only�此�how Half´listening to that sentry's 

moans and jumps�察�And the wild chattering of his broken teeth�察�Renewed 

most horribly whenever crumps Pummelled   the roof and slogged the   air 

beneath  Through the dense din�察�I say�察�we heard him shout ;I see your 

lights� ─�But ours had long died out。 



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                              The Dead´Beat 



     He   dropped�察     �more   sullenly   than   wearily�察  �Lay   stupid   like   a   cod�察�

heavy like meat�察�And none of us could kick him to his feet�察�Just blinked at 

my revolver�察�blearily�察 �Didn't appear to know a war was on�察�Or see the 

blasted   trench   at   which   he   stared。   ;I'll   do   'em   in�察─  �he   whined�察   �If   this 

hand's spared�察�I'll murder them�察�I will。; 

       A low voice said�察 �It's Blighty�察�p'raps�察�he sees�察�his pluck's all gone�察�

Dreaming   of      all  the   valiant�察 �that  AREN'T   dead�此    �Bold   uncles�察  �smiling 

ministerially�察�Maybe his brave young wife�察�getting her fun In some new 

home�察�improved materially。 It's not these stiffs have crazed him�察�nor the 

Hun。; 

     We sent him down at last�察�out of the way。 Unwounded�察 �stout lad�察�too�察�

before    that   strafe。  Malingering�拭    �Stretcher´bearers     winked�察    �Not    half� ─�

Next day I heard the Doc。's well´whiskied laugh�此 �That scum you sent last 

night soon died。 Hooray� ─�



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                                     Exposure 



                                               I 



     Our   brains   ache�察  �in   the   merciless   iced   east   winds   that   knife   us   。   。   。 

Wearied   we   keep   awake   because   the   night   is   silent   。   。   。   Low   drooping 

flares confuse our memory of the salient 。 。 。 Worried by silence�察�sentries 

whisper�察�curious�察�nervous�察�But nothing happens。 

     Watching�察�we hear the mad gusts tugging on the wire。 Like twitching 

agonies of men among its brambles。 Northward incessantly�察�the flickering 

gunnery rumbles�察�Far off�察�like a dull rumour of some other war。 What are 

we doing here�拭�

     The poignant misery of dawn begins to grow 。 。 。 We only know war 

lasts�察  �rain   soaks�察  �and   clouds   sag   stormy。   Dawn   massing   in   the   east   her 

melancholy army Attacks once more in ranks on shivering ranks of gray�察�

But nothing happens。 

     Sudden   successive   flights   of   bullets   streak   the   silence。   Less   deadly 

than the air that shudders black with snow�察�With sidelong flowing flakes 

that flock�察�pause and renew�察�We watch them wandering up and down the 

wind's nonchalance�察�But nothing happens。 



                                               II 



     Pale   flakes   with   lingering   stealth   come   feeling   for   our   faces      We 

cringe   in   holes�察  �back   on   forgotten   dreams�察  �and   stare�察  �snow´dazed�察  �Deep 

into   grassier   ditches。   So   we   drowse�察  �sun´dozed�察  �Littered   with   blossoms 

trickling where the blackbird fusses。 Is it that we are dying�拭�

     Slowly   our   ghosts   drag   home�此  �glimpsing   the   sunk   fires   glozed   With 

crusted dark´red jewels�察�crickets jingle there�察�For hours the innocent mice 

rejoice�此�the house is theirs�察�Shutters and doors all closed�此�on us the doors 

are closed  We turn back to our dying。 

     Since   we   believe   not   otherwise   can   kind   fires   burn�察  �Now   ever   suns 



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smile true on child�察�or field�察�or fruit。 For God's invincible spring our love 

is made afraid�察�Therefore�察�not loath�察�we lie out here�察�therefore were born�察�

For love of God seems dying。 

     To´night�察 �His   frost   will   fasten   on this   mud   and us�察 �Shrivelling   many 

hands and puckering foreheads crisp。 The burying´party�察�picks and shovels 

in their shaking grasp�察�Pause over half´known faces。 All their eyes are ice�察�

But nothing happens。 



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                             Spring Offensive 



     Halted against the shade of a last hill�察�They fed�察�and�察�lying easy�察�were 

at   ease And�察  �finding   comfortable   chests   and   knees

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