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 index

Llywelyn-Williams, Alun (cont.)
Cerddi1934–1942(‘Poems
1934–1942’) 343–4, 347, 348–9, 350,
359
‘Cui Bono?’ 346, 347
‘Exploring the Land’ 346
‘Gwys i’r Gad’ (‘A Call to Arms’) 355
‘Here in the Tranquil Fields’ 345
‘If the Rain Would Stop, Friend’ 344, 355
‘In Berlin - August 1945’ 352–6
‘In Night Battle’ 349–50
‘Lehrter Bahnof’ 353–4
‘Lounge on the Hill’ 344–5, 350
‘Love’s Unity’ 347, 348
‘Men of Catraeth’ 350
‘Nothing Will Save Us but Our Hearts’ 347
‘On a Visit’ 356, 357–9
‘On the Threshold of War’ 344
Pont y Caniedydd(‘The Songster’s
Bridge’) 343, 346, 349, 350, 351, 359
‘Since Death is Close By’ 348
‘The Airman’ 346, 347
‘The Counter-Attack’ 350–1
‘The First Christmas of Peace’ 346, 359
‘The Poet of the World as it Is’ 359
‘The Poet’s Penance’ 359
‘The World that Vexes Us’ 345–6
‘Theater des Westens’ 353, 355–6
‘When Freely We Stroll Again’ 346
YGolauynyGwyll(‘The Light in the
Gloom’) 343
‘Zehlendorf’ 353, 354–5
Lochhead, Liz 646
Lodge, David 357
Logue, Christopher 495
Lomax, Alan 322
Longenbach, James 228
Longley, Edna 437, 529, 532, 553, 693, 717, 721,
723
Longley, Michael 216, 439
and epic 676–7
and hybrid identity 554–5
and Rosenberg 552–5
‘For Isaac Rosenberg’ 555–9
impact of 559
and war poetry 553–4, 690
‘Altera Cithera’ 676
‘Bog Cotton’ 461, 462, 480, 552–3, 555
Cenotaph of Snow: Sixty Poems about
War553–4, 690
‘Edward Thomas’s Poem’ 480
Gorse Fires 665
‘Granny’ 555
‘Master of Ceremonies’ 556–7

‘Mole’ 500

‘No Man’s Land’ 545, 555

Snow Water 480

‘The Butchers’ 677

‘The Leveret’ 481

‘The Parting’ 676

‘War and Peace’ 480

loss, and women’s First World War

poetry 110–11

Lovelace, Timothy 23

Lowell, Amy 428

Lowell, Robert 55

‘Fall 1961’ 569

‘Women, Children, Babies, Cows,

Cats’ 568–9, 572

Loy, Mina 437, 447, 449–56

and birth 455

and conception 452, 453

as extremist 456

and female consciousness 450

and feminine politics 449–50

and First World War 450

and Futurism 449, 455

and pregnancy 452–3

and procreation 456

and sex 449, 451–2, 453–4

and war 454

impact on private experience 455

‘Aphorisms on Futurism’ 449–50

‘Der Blinde Junge’ 455

‘Feminist Manifesto’ 450, 456

‘Parturition’ 453, 454–5

‘Songs to Joannes’ 449, 451–6

Lucas, James 414

Lucas, Sir Jocelyn 287

Lukacs, Georg 616, 656, 662 ́

Lushington, Franklin 17

Lushington, Henry 17

luxury, and women’s First World War

poetry 105–6

Lyon, John 1

Macaulay, Rose 445

‘Picnic’ 109

McAuliffe, John 664

MacBride, John 229, 235

MacCaig, Norman 330

McCartney, Colum 695

McCrae, John, and ‘In Flanders Fields’ 300

Macdermott, G. H. 25

MacDermott, Sean 234

MacDiarmid, Hugh 154, 165, 327, 331

MacDonagh, Thomas 229, 234

MacDonald, Cicely 329