The Triumph
Siegfried Sassoon
When life was a cobweb of stars for Beauty who came In the whisper of leaves or a bird’s lone cry in the glen, On dawn-lit hills and horizons girdled with flame I sought for the triumph that troubles the faces of men. With death in the terrible flickering gloom of the fight I was cruel and fierce with despair; I was naked and bound; was stricken: and Beauty returned through the shambles of night; In the faces of men she returned; and their triumph I found.
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- Siegfried Sassoon : The Working Party
- Siegfried Sassoon : Their Frailty
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- Siegfried Sassoon : Thrushes
- Siegfried Sassoon : To A Childless Woman
- Siegfried Sassoon : To A Very Wise Man
- Siegfried Sassoon : To Any Dead Officer
- Siegfried Sassoon : To His Dead Body
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