Oxford Poetry 1917-1921. Various Authors

This collection includes the Oxford poetry selection for the year from 1917, 1919, 1920 and 1921: Oxford Poetry, 1917: P. BLOOMFIELD (Balliol) Second-Best M. ST. CLARE BYRNE (Somerville) Favete Linguis J. E. A. CARVER (Magdalen) Tintagil EUGENE PARKER CHASE (Magdalen) On Sussex Downs W. R. CHILDE (Magdalen) The Last Abbot of Gloucester The Gothic Rose GERALD H. CROW (Hertford) Ad Dominam Suam Mariam Virginem Desiderio Desideravi Humility D. N. DALGLISH (St. Hilda's) Otmoor E. C. DICKINSON (Non-Coll.) A Child's Voice River Song E. R. DODDS (University) Measure C. J. DRUCE (Non-Coll.) The Meeting T. W. EARP (Exeter) The Canal Solitude… Oxford Poetry, 1919: H. M. ANDREWS (New College) Song T. H. W. ARMSTRONG (Keble) Heritage Watching Loneliness P. BLOOMFIELD (Balliol) Twilight VERA M. BRITTAIN (Somerville) To a V.C. H. I. BURT (Balliol) From their Dust F. W. BUTLER-THWING (New College) The Tramp-Ship Pilot and Clouds E. P. CHASE (Magdalen) Seven Mists "I am clothed with Furtive Light" W. R. CHILDE (Magdalen) Les Hallucinés E. A. C. CLARKE (Keble) Flowers L. M. COOPER (Lady Margaret Hall) Lines for a Flyleaf of Herodotus Crusoe was a Vagabond ERIC DICKINSON (Exeter) The Garden… Oxford Poetry, 1920: EDMUND BLUNDEN (Queen's) Sheet Lightning Forefathers G. H. BONNER (Magdalen) Sonnet VERA M. BRITTAIN (Somerville) Boar's Hill, October, 1919 The Lament of the Demobilized Daphne G. A. FIELDING BUCKNALL (Exeter) Unto Dust ROY CAMPBELL (Merton) The Porpoise Bongwi's Theology ERIC DICKINSON (Exeter) Three Sonnets LOUIS GOLDING (Queen's) The Moon-Clock Cold Branch in the Black Air I Seek a Wild Star ROBERT GRAVES (St. John's) Morning Phœnix L. P. HARTLEY (Balliol) Candlemas B. HIGGINS (B.N.C.) One Soldier Oxford Poetry, 1921: F. N. W. BATESON (Trinity) Trespassers EDMUND BLUNDEN (Queen's) The Watermill The Scythe That Time is Gone The South-West Wind The Canal The March Bee LOUIS GOLDING (Queen's) Ploughman at the Plough Portrait of an Artist Shepherd singing Ragtime Ghosts Gathering ROBERT GRAVES (St John's) Cynics and Romantics…