Classic Literature
The Poems of Edward ThomasNo One Cares Less Than I

No One Cares Less Than I

“No one cares less than I,
Nobody knows but God,
Whether I am destined to lie
Under a foreign clod,”
Were the words I made to the bugle call in the morning.

But laughing, storming, scorning,
Only the bugles know
What the bugles say in the morning,
And they do not care, when they blow
The call that I heard and made words to early this morning.

Contents
The Source1 minThe Mountain Chapel1 minFirst Known When Lost1 minThe Word1 minThese Things That Poets Said1 minHome1 minAspens1 minAn Old Song1 minThere Was a Time1 minAmbition1 minNo One Cares Less Than I1 minRoads1 minThis Is No Case of Petty Right or Wrong1 minThe Chalk-Pit2 minHealth2 minBeauty1 minSnow1 minThe New Year1 minThe Brook1 minThe Other3 minHouse and Man1 minFull contents of The Poems of Edward Thomas
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