Poetic Openings : Siegfried Sassoon to Siegfried Sassoon

Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Blind : First Line : His headstrong thoughts that once in eager strife
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Bombardment : First Line : Four days the earth was rent and torn
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Break Of Day : First Line : There seemed a smell of autumn in the air
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Butterflies : First Line : Frail Travellers, deftly flickering over the flowers;
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Companions : First Line : Leave not your bough, my slender song-bird sweet,

Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Concert Party : First Line : (EGYPTIAN BASE CAMP)
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Conscripts : First Line : ‘Fall in, that awkward squad, and strike no more
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Counter-attack : First Line : We’d gained our first objective hours before
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : David Cleek : First Line : I cannot think that Death will press his claim
Poet : Siegfried Sassoon : Poem : Daybreak In A Garden : First Line : I heard the farm cocks crowing, loud, and faint, and thin,