I. THE COMMAND
To his crack army corps, 'twas the Kaiser who spoke :
By Bavarians bold must the British be broke.
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We met, 'Twas in a crowd, And we thought they would shun us. We stormed; They would not budge, But they started to gun us. They charged, We did not wait, There was no time to potter. We thought We were hot stuff, But the Tommies were hotter. great poem great expression great 10++++++++++++++++++
The anguish of the retreating soldier from war over the imprudently imposed war amazingly portrayed. A well deserved classic poem.
We're nabbed; They've got us tight, And we're sadder and wiser, And you Are the cause Of this anguish, my Kaiser.'....impressive concluding. A beautiful poem by Jessie Pope is amazingly shared here.
" Wipe them out of existence" ! 'They started to gun us'! ! ! ! ! ! **** Hatred and war will never bring us peace. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
So fill up your cups with Bavarian beer, Of contemptible armies the road you must clear. Then go for the British and show me some sport Wipe them out of existence, and send your report.' a very fine poem. tony