- Prelude: The Troops
- Dreamers
- The Redeemer
- Trench Duty
- Wirers
- Break Of Day
- A Working Party
- Stand-To: Good Friday Morning
- 'In The Pink'
- The Hero
- Before The Battle
- The Road
- Two Hundred Years After
- The Dream
- At Carnoy
- Battalion Relief
- The Dug-Out
- The Rear-Guard
- I Stood With The Dead
- Suicide In Trenches
- Attack
- Counter-Attack
- The Effect
- Remorse
- In An Underground Dressing-Station
- Died Of Wounds
- 'They'
- Base Details
- Lamentations
- The General
- How To Die
- Editorial Impressions
- Fight To A Finish
- Atrocities
- The Fathers
- 'Blighters'
- Glory Of Women
- Their Frailty
- Does It Matter?
- Survivors
- Joy-Bells
- Arms And The Man
- When I'm Among A Blaze Of Lights
- The Kiss
- The Tombstone-Maker
- The One-Legged Man
- Return Of The Heroes
- Twelve Months After
- To Any Dead Officer
- Sick Leave
- Banishment
- Autumn
- Repression Of War Experience
- Together
- The Hawthorn Tree
- Concert Party
- Night On The Convoy
- A Letter Home
- Reconciliation
- Memorial Tablet (Great War)
- The Death-Bed
- Aftermath
- Song-Books Of The War
- Everyone Sang
Siegfried Sassoon was one of the first to write poetry about the brutal reality of war, based on his real-life experiences in the trenches. He served in World War I on the Western Front and was awarded the Military Cross for bravery under fire. However, he later became a convicted pacifist, threw his Military Cross into the Mersey river, and continued to write and publish poems and political statements against the war. His poems capture the despair he felt towards the war overall, and he paints vivid word pictures that make the reader "pray you'll never know, the hell where youth and laughter go". (Summary by Elizabby)
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