Flower of Youth: Poems in War Time
Katharine Tynan Hinkson
41 chapters · 1 h 13 min · English
Read by Bruce Kachuk, Dru Conway, Ian King, Larry Wilson, Kathleen Moore
Poetry
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This is a volume of poetry by Irish poet and writer Kathrine Tynan about World War I. Published in 1917, the poems translate the general atmosphere of fear and grief prevalent across Europe into beautiful verses. - Summary by Carolin
Chapters
1 Joining the Colours 2 min 2 The Lowlands of Flanders 2 min 3 The Call 2 min 4 The Golden Boy 2 min 5 The Great Chance 2 min 6 The Watchers 2 min 7 The Bride 2 min 8 The Riders 3 min 9 'What Turned the Germans Back?' 2 min 10 A Girl's Song 2 min 11 The Young Mother 2 min 12 The Temple 2 min 13 The Summons 2 min 14 The Little Flock 1 min 15 A Lament 2 min 16 A Hero 2 min 17 'Mid the Piteous Heaps of Dead 2 min 18 To One in Grief 2 min 19 Indian Summer 2 min 20 To Two Bereaved 2 min 21 Autumnal 1 min 22 Meditation 1 min 23 The Heroes 2 min 24 The Great Mercy 2 min 25 Meetings 1 min 26 Flower of Youth 2 min 27 Unhousel'd, Unanointed, Unanel'd 2 min 28 All Souls 1 min 29 The Predestined 2 min 30 The Old Soldier 1 min 31 The Fields of France 2 min 32 The Open Road 2 min 33 For the Airmen 2 min 34 Christmas in the Year of the War 1 min 35 A Song for the New Year 2 min 36 Dead - A Prisoner 2 min 37 To R.A.A 2 min 38 Salutation 2 min 39 The Sad Spring 2 min 40 A Prayer 2 min 41 Resurrection 2 min
