Poet
Geoffrey Bache Smith
1894–1916
English
- A Fragment
- A Sonnet
- A Study
- Afterwards
- April 1916
- Ave atque Vale
- Awakening
- Creator Spiritus
- Dark boughs against a golden sky
- Dark is the world our fathers left us
- Domum redit Poeta
- Glastonbury
- Intercessional
- It was all in the Black Countree
- July 1916
- Last Poems and "The Burial of Sophocles"
- Legend
- Let us tell quiet stories of kind eyes
- Memories
- O long the fiends of war shall dance
- O there be kings whose treasuries
- O, one came down from seven hills
- O, sing me a song of the wild west wind
- On the Declaration of War
- Over the Hills and Hollows Green
- Rime
- Save that Poetic Fire
- Schumann: Erstes Verlust
- Sea Poppies
- So we lay down the pen
- Songs on the Downs
- Sonnet
- Sonnet to the British Navy
- Sun and Shadow and Winds of Spring
- The Eremite
- The First Verses
- The House of Eld
- The Interlude
- The Last Meeting
- The Last Verses
- The New Age and the Old
- The Old Kings
- The South-west Wind
- To a Duerer Drawing of Antwerp Harbour
- To a Pianist
- To an Elzevir Cicero
- To the Cultured
- Wind of the Darkness
- Wind over the Sea
- Written on Commemoration Sunday, Corpus Christi College, Oxford
- York River Returns