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first´born   spake   and   said�察  �My   Father�察  �Behold   the   preparations�察  �fire   and 

iron�察�But where the lamb for this burnt´offering�拭�Then Abram bound the 

youth with belts and straps�察�And builded parapets and trenches there�察�And 

stretched forth the knife to slay his son。 When lo� �an angel called him out 

of heaven�察�Saying�察�Lay not thy hand upon the lad�察�Neither do anything to 

him。   Behold�察�A  ram   caught   in   a   thicket   by   its   horns�察  �Offer   the   Ram   of 

Pride instead of him。 But the old man would not so�察�but slew his son。 。 。 。 



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                          Arms and the Boy 



     Let the boy try along this bayonet´blade How cold steel is�察�and keen 

with   hunger   of   blood�察  �Blue   with   all   malice�察  �like   a   madman's   flash�察�And 

thinly drawn with famishing for flesh。 

     Lend   him   to    stroke   these  blind�察  �blunt   bullet´heads    Which     long   to 

muzzle   in   the   hearts   of   lads。   Or   give   him   cartridges   of   fine   zinc   teeth�察�

Sharp with the sharpness of grief and death。 

     For his teeth seem for laughing round an apple。 There lurk no claws 

behind his fingers supple�察�And God will grow no talons at his heels�察�Nor 

antlers through the thickness of his curls。 



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                Anthem for Doomed Youth 



     What   passing´bells   for   these   who   die   as   cattle�拭  �Only   the   monstrous 

anger   of   the   guns。   Only   the   stuttering   rifles'   rapid   rattle   Can   patter   out 

their hasty orisons。 No mockeries for them�察�no prayers nor bells�察�Nor any 

voice    of   mourning     save   the   choirs�察    �The   shrill�察 �demented     choirs   of 

wailing shells�察�And bugles calling for them from sad shires。 

     What candles may be held to speed them all�拭�Not in the hands of boys�察�

but in their eyes Shall shine the holy glimmers of goodbyes。 The pallor of 

girls'   brows   shall   be   their   pall�察  �Their   flowers   the   tenderness   of   patient 

minds�察�And each slow dusk a drawing´down of blinds。 



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                               The Send´off 



    Down   the   close�察  �darkening   lanes   they   sang   their   way  To   the   siding´ 

shed�察�And lined the train with faces grimly gay。 

    Their breasts were stuck all white with wreath and spray As men's are�察�

dead。 

    Dull   porters   watched   them�察  �and   a   casual   tramp   Stood   staring   hard�察�

Sorry to miss them from the upland camp。 Then�察�unmoved�察�signals nodded�察�

and a lamp Winked to the guard。 

     So secretly�察�like wrongs hushed´up�察�they went。 They were not ours�此�We 

never heard to which front these were sent。 

    Nor     there  if  they  yet  mock    what   women      meant   Who    gave    them 

flowers。 

     Shall they return to beatings of great bells In wild trainloads�拭�A few�察�a 

few�察�too few for drums and yells�察�May creep back�察�silent�察�to still village 

wells Up half´known roads。 



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                               Insensibility 



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    Happy are men who yet before they are killed Can let their veins run 

cold。 Whom no compassion fleers Or makes their feet Sore on the alleys 

cobbled   with   their   brothers。   The   front   line   withers�察  �But   they   are   troops 

who   fade�察  �not   flowers   For   poets'   tearful   fooling�此  �Men�察  �gaps   for   filling 

Losses who might have fought Longer�察�but no one bothers。 



                                            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。 



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    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。 



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    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。 



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    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   nev

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