Classic Literature
The Poems of Edward ThomasThe Watchers

The Watchers

By the Ford at the town’s edge
Horse and carter rest:
The carter smokes on the bridge
Watching the water press in swathes about his horse’s chest.

From the inn one watches, too,
In the room for visitors
That has no fire, but a view
And many cases of stuffed fish, vermin, and kingfishers.

Contents
An 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 minThe Gypsy1 minMan and Dog2 minA Private1 minOut in the Dark1 minThe Lane1 minThe Watchers1 minEndnotes1 minFull contents of The Poems of Edward Thomas
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