Oxford Book of War Poetry (1984)
Edited by Jon Stallworthy. Poets and their translators included were:
Joseph Addison - Richard Aldington - Kenneth Allott - Aneirin - Guillaume Apollinaire - Louis Aragon - Matthew Arnold - Herbert Asquith - Margaret Atwood - W. H. Auden - William Edmonstoune Aytoun - Joel Barlow - O. Bernard - Sir John Betjeman - Laurence Binyon - John Peale Bishop - Edmund Blunden - William Lisle Bowles - Rupert Brooke - Robert Browning - George Gordon Noel, Lord Byron - Norman Cameron - Thomas Campbell - May Wedderburn Cannan - Charles Causley - Geoffrey Chaucer - G. K. Chesterton - Joseph P. Clancy - Samuel Taylor Coleridge - John Cornford - Stephen Crane - T. W. H. Crosland - Kevin Crossley-Holland - E. E. Cummings - R. N. Currey - Samuel Daniel - Elizabeth Daryush - Sir William Davenant - Donald Davie - C. Day-Lewis - Daniel Defoe - Paul Dehn - James Dickey - Emily Dickinson - John Donne - Hilda Doolittle - Keith Douglas - Michael Drayton - John Dryden - Douglas Dunn - Richard Eberhart - T. S. Eliot - Ralph Waldo Emerson - Gavin Ewart - James Fenton - Robert Fitzgerald - Ephim Fogel - Carolyn Forché - Robert Frost - Roy Fuller - George Gascoigne - David Gascoyne - Allen Ginsberg - Robert Graves - Julian Grenfell - Thom Gunn - Ivor Gurney - Thomas Hardy - Seamus Heaney - Anthony Hecht - Geoffrey Hill - Homer - Horace - A. E. Housman - Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey - Julia Ward Howe - Ted Hughes - Victor Hugo - Randall Jarrell - Samuel Johnson - David Jones - Sidney Keyes - Galway Kinnell - Rudyard Kipling - Lincoln Kirstein - Stanley Kunitz - Philip Larkin - Laurie Lee - J. B. Leishman - Denise Levertov - Alun Lewis - Sir Richard Lovelace - James Russell Lowell - Robert Lowell - Thomas Babington, Lord Macaulay - George MacBeth - John McCrae - Hugh MacDiarmid - Archibald MacLeish - Louis MacNeice - Allen Mandelbaum - Andrew Marvell - Herman Melville - Robert Mezey - James Michie - Adam Mickiewicz - John Milton - Adrian Mitchell - Marianne Moore - Howard Nemerov - Sir Henry Newbolt - George Orwell - Wilfred Owen - George Peele - Benjamin Perét - Peter Porter - Ezra Pound - F. T. Prince - John Pudney - Herbert Read - Henry Reed - Edgell Rickword - Rihaku - Rainer Maria Rilke - Arthur Rimbaud - T. W. Rolleston - Isaac Rosenberg - Alan Ross - Charles Sackville - Carl Sandburg - Siegfried Sassoon - Dorothy L. Sayers - Vernon Scannell - John Scott - Karl Shapiro - Percy Bysshe Shelley - Simonides - Louis Simpson - Edith Sitwell - W. D. Snodgrass - Charles Sorley - Robert Southey - Bernard Spencer - Stephen Spender - Edmund Spenser - William Stafford - Jon Stallworthy - Wallace Stevens - Allen Tate - James Tate - Alfred, Lord Tennyson - William Makepeace Thackeray - Dylan Thomas - Edward Thomas - James Thomson - Charles Tomlinson - William Tyndale - Fyodor Tyutchev - Virgil - Andrei Voznesensky - Arthur Waley - Edgar Wallace - Sylvia Townsend Warner - Walt Whitman - Richard Wilbur - Charles Wolfe - William Wordsworth - W. B. Yeats
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