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  1. The Thousandth Regiment 15. Verse Translations Complete

    By AC Benus, in Poetry. 07/31/2019 (Updated: 10/22/2019)

    Genres: Poetry, Historical, Literary Fiction
    Sub-genres: Sonnet, Mixed Forms, Translation, World Wars, Historical Literary
    • death-defying
    • military
    • philosophy
    • psychology
    • religion
    • love

    Poems of suffering and peace from a nearly forgotten master. Hans Ehrenbaum-Degele was killed in action in July, 1915, 26 years of age. His partner and friends brought out his Das tausendste Regiment ("The Thousandth Regiment") posthumously in 1917. Whether or not his work has been ignored because he was Gay, it's time to bring his name forward and place it with the other great WW1 poets, where he has always belonged.

    • 38 Chapters
    • 8,732 Words
    • 48,844 Views
    • 293 Comments
    • 3 Recommendations
    • Mature
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  1. 1. "Once we were factory workers or farmers"
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    • 1,876 Views
  2. 2. "Gunned-down fathers, bastards and grandsons, we"
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    • 14 Comments
    • 1,633 Views
  3. 3. "Abruptly raised over the sun and sand"
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    • 8 Comments
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  4. 4. "Our helmets’ glistening peaks flicker over"
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    • 8 Comments
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  5. 5. "We carry the firmament's heavy white heat"
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    • 10 Comments
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  6. 6. "Wind like the old days surrounds us in velvet"
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    • 8 Comments
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  7. 7. "On the lime-washed partitions of our latrine"
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    • 6 Comments
    • 1,257 Views
  8. 8. "Suddenly the woods are shorn by a ravine"
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    • 10 Comments
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  9. 9. "We have rifles set and lifted in our hands"
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  10. 10. "Your straggly seats, do blaze like leopard spots"
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  11. 11. "O warm-spice mercy in a moving dress!"
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  12. 12. "The world's adrift some placid evening waves"
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  13. 13. "And here, two thousand years past Golgotha"
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    • 13 Comments
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  14. 14. "Night moves above, in the zone of respite"
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  15. 15. "The dark of night lifts, finally overwrought"
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  16. 16. "From distant fires, luminous as rubies"
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  17. 17. "Under several overturned crooks of bridges"
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    • 1,789 Views
  18. 18. "Noyon. Puffing halts! The locomotives whistle"
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    • 7 Comments
    • 1,390 Views
  19. 19. "We, beneath iron spray from the batteries"
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    • 1,285 Views
  20. 20. "I've sacrificed me to many fair women"
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    • 7 Comments
    • 1,401 Views
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