BY THE SAME AUTHOR
Fourth Impression
A Gloucestershire Lad at Home
and Abroad
Cloth 2s. net; paper 1s. 6d. net.
“The secret of Mr. Harvey’s power is that hesays what other English lads in Flanders want tosay and cannot.... This modest little volume hasreal charm, and not a little depth of thought andbeauty. It contains far more real poetry than manya volume ten times its length.”—Bishop Frodshamin The Saturday Review.
“A poet of power and a subtle distinction....This little collection of his poems, which has aPreface by his Commanding Officer, will give hima high place in the Sidneian company of soldier-poets.”—E.B. O. in The Morning Post.
London: Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd.
Gloucestershire Friends:
Poems from a German Prison Camp
by
F. W. Harvey
Author of
“A Gloucestershire Lad at Home and Abroad”
Introduction by the Right Rev. Bishop Frodsham
Canon Residentiary of Gloucester
London: Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd.
3 Adam Street, Adelphi, W.C.2. 1917
First published in 1917
All rights reserved
TO
THE BEST OF ALL
GLOUCESTERSHIRE FRIENDS
MY MOTHER
PAGE | |
INTRODUCTION, BY BISHOP FRODSHAM | 11 |
CLOUD MESSENGERS | 13 |
LONELINESS | 14 |
AUTUMN IN PRISON | 15 |
WHAT WE THINK OF | 16 |
PRISONERS | 17 |
SONNET, TO ONE KILLED IN ACTION | 18 |
THE HATEFUL ROAD | 19 |
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