The Old Huntsman and Other Poems is a 1917 collection of poems by Siegfried Sassoon and the name of the first poem in the collection. It contains one of the famous poems of Sassoon, "The Death-Bed."
Contents
- THE OLD HUNTSMAN
- WAR POEMS: 1915–1917
- Absolution
- To My Brother
- The Dragon and the Undying
- France
- To Victory
- When I'm among a Blaze of Lights
- Golgotha
- A Mystic as Soldier
- The Kiss
- The Redeemer
- A Subaltern
- In the Pink
- A Working Party
- A Whispered Tale
- 'Blighters'
- At Carnoy
- To His Dead Body
- Two Hundred Years After
- They
- Stand-to: Good Friday Morning
- The Choral Union
- The One-Legged Man
- Enemies
- The Tombstone-Maker
- Arms and the Man
- Died of Wounds
- The Hero
- Stretcher Case
- Conscripts
- The Road
- Secret Music
- Before the Battle
- The Death-Bed
- The Last Meeting
- A Letter Home
- LYRICAL POEMS: 1908–16
- Nimrod in September
- Morning Express
- Noah
- David Cleek
- Ancestors
- Haunted
- Blind
- Villon
- Goblin Revel
- Night-Piece
- A Wanderer
- October
- The Heritage
- An Old French Poet
- Dryads
- Morning-Land
- Arcady Unheeding
- At Daybreak
- Dream-Forest
- A Child's Prayer
- Morning-Glory
- To-day
- Wonderment
- Daybreak in a Garden
- Companions
- A Poplar and the Moon
- South Wind
- Tree and Sky
- Alone
- Storm and Sunlight
- Wind in the Beechwood
- Wisdom
- Before Day
References
External links
- The Old Huntsman And Other Poems (1917) at Internet Archive