Edward Thomas

Edward Thomas was a Welsh poet and writer born on March 3, 1878, in London, England. He is best known for his poetry that reflects his love of nature and the Welsh countryside. Thomas served as a lieutenant in the British Army during World War I and was killed in action on April 9, 1917.

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Works by Edward Thomas

• The Trumpet (1908)
• The Sign-Post (1916)
• Tears (1918)
• Two Pewits (1917)
• The Manor Farm (1906)
• The Owl (1905)
• Swedes (1909)
• Will you Come? (1909)
• As the Team's Head-Brass (1918)
• Thaw (1917)
• Interval (1917)
• Like the Touch of Rain (1917)
• The Path (1915)
• The Combe (1906)
• If I should Ever by Chance (1909)
• What Shall I Give? (1917)
• If I were to Own (1917)
• And you, Helen (1917)
• When First (1909)
• Head and Bottle (1917)
• After you Speak (1917)
• Sowing (1918)
• When we Two Walked (1917)
• In Memoriam (Easter, 1915) (1915)
• Fifty Faggots (1916)
• Women he Liked (1909)
• Early One Morning (1917)
• The Cherry Trees (1909)
• It Rains (1916)
• The Huckster (1906)
• A Gentleman (1914)
• The Bridge (1914)
• Lob (1917)
• Bright Clouds (1917)
• The Clouds that are so Light (1918)
• Some Eyes Condemn (1917)
• May 23 (1917)
• The Glory (1915)
• Melancholy (1917)
• Adlestrop (1914)