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Showing posts with label Trotter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trotter. Show all posts
25 December 2019

'A Christmas Fantasy' by Bernard Freeman Trotter

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For the day, Christmas verse by a twenty-one-year-old Bernard Freeman Trotter, taken from A Canadian Twilight and Other Poems of War and...
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17 December 2018

The Globe 100 179 of 1918

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One month after the Armistice, the post-war world is in many ways unrecognizable. Consider this from the front page of the December 7, 1...
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08 December 2017

The Season's Best Books in Review – A.D. 1917: The String of Canadian Patriotism is Fingered

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The "Globe 100" of its time, I've long been interested in the Globe & Mail's  "Season's Best Books in Rev...
11 November 2017

A Poet Remembers Fallen Great War Poets: McCrae, Langstaff, Trotter, Seeger and Kilmer

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John Douglas Logan 1869 - 1929 RIP On Remembrance Day, verse from one who survived in memory of those who did not. The New Apoc...
01 April 2017

Verse from an April a Century Past

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Likely the penultimate poem by Toronto's Bernard Freeman Trotter – killed by a German shell the following month – from his posthumou...
19 June 2016

'My Dad an' I': Into the future none may look...

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Bernard Freeman Trotter 16 June 1890 - 7 May 1917 RIP MY DAD AN’ I                       My dad an’ I we’re splendid chums,    ...
11 November 2012

Remembrance Day

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A Canadian Twilight and Other Poems of War and Peace Bernard Freeman Trotter Toronto: McClelland, Goodchild & Stewart, 1917
10 November 2012

Canada's Great War Poets: Bernard Freeman Trotter

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Bernard Freeman Trotter 1890 - 1917
11 November 2009

Remembrance Day

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