Charles Hamilton Sorley (1895-1915)
British Army officer and Scottish war poet

Poems by Charles Hamilton Sorley

• A Call to Action
• “A Hundred Thousand Million Mites We Go”
• A Letter from the Trenches to a School Friend
• A Sonnet
• A Tale of Two Careers
• “All the Hills and Vales along”
• Autumn Dawn
• Barbury Camp
• Brand
• Deus Loquitur
• East Kennet Church at Evening
• Expectans Expectavi
• German Rain
• “If I Have Suffered Pain”
• In Memoriam S. C. W., V.C.
• J. B.
• Le Revenant
• Lost
• Marlborough
• Peace
• Peer Gynt
• Rain
• Return
• Richard Jefferies
• Rooks (There is such cry in all these birds)
• Rooks (There where the rusty iron lies)
• Stones
• The River
• The Seekers
• The Song of the Ungirt Runners
• “There Is Such Change in All Those Fields”
• To Germany
• To Poets
• Two Sonnets
• What You Will
• Whom Therefore We Ignorantly Worship

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