THE COLLECTED POEMS OF RUPERT BROOKE

[British Poet — 1887-1915.] 1915 edition

Introduction

1905-1908

Second Best

Day That I Have Loved

Sleeping Out: Full Moon

In Examination

Pine-Trees and the Sky: Evening

Wagner

The Vision of the Archangels

Seaside

On the Death of Smet-Smet, the Hippopotamus-Goddess

The Song of the Pilgrims

The Song of the Beasts

Failure

Ante Aram

Dawn

The Call

The Wayfarers

The Beginning

1908-1911

Sonnet: "Oh! Death will find me, long before I tire"

Sonnet: "I said I splendidly loved you; it's not true"

Success

Dust

Kindliness

Mummia

The Fish

Thoughts on the Shape of the Human Body

Flight

The Hill

The One Before the Last

The Jolly Company

The Life Beyond

Dead Men's Love

Town and Country

Paralysis

Menelaus and Helen

Libido

Jealousy

Blue Evening

The Charm

Finding

Song

The Voice

Dining-Room Tea

The Goddess in the Wood

A Channel Passage

Victory

Day and Night

Experiments

Choriambics — I

Choriambics — II

Desertion

1914

I. Peace

II. Safety

III. The Dead

IV. The Dead

V. The Soldier

The Treasure

The South Seas

Tiare Tahiti

Retrospect

The Great Lover

Heaven

Doubts

There's Wisdom in Women

He Wonders Whether to Praise or to Blame Her

A Memory