Author: Laurence Binyon (1869 - 1943)
Text Compilations
- Auguries
- England and Other Poems
- London Visions
- Poems
- The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon
- The Death of Adam
- The Winnowing-Fan
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- A leaf on the gray sand-path (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) [x] (The unreturning spring)
- A leaf on the gray sand-path (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) [x] - Walter Gaze Cooper
- At close of day (Warm, the desert evening) - Roger Quilter
- Bab-Lock-Hythe (In the time of wild roses) (from England and Other Poems)
- Bab-Lock-Hythe (In the time of wild roses) (from England and Other Poems) - Martin Edward Fallas Shaw
- Beyond the ferry water (from Auguries) (Ferry Hinksey)
- Beyond the ferry water (from Auguries) - Jonathan Elkus (Ferry Hinksey)
- Carillon (Over all this home-land of our fathers) - Edward Elgar, Sir [x]
- Come then, as ever, like the wind at morning! (Invocation to Youth)
- Come then, as ever, like the wind at morning! - Samuel Barber (Invocation to Youth)
- Down in the valley where summer's laughing beam [x] - Martin Edward Fallas Shaw (The shepherd)
- Evening is over the land () - Peter Charles Crossley-Holland [x]
- Exhortation and Kohima (They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old) - John Kenneth Tavener
- Ferry Hinksey (Beyond the ferry water) (from Auguries)
- Ferry Hinksey (Beyond the ferry water) (from Auguries) - Jonathan Elkus
- For the fallen (With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children) (from The Winnowing-Fan)
- For the fallen (With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children) (from The Winnowing-Fan) - Edward Elgar, Sir, Cyril Bradley Rootham, Arnold Walter
- In the time of wild roses (from England and Other Poems) (Bab-Lock-Hythe)
- In the time of wild roses (from England and Other Poems) - Martin Edward Fallas Shaw (Bab-Lock-Hythe)
- Invocation to Youth (Come then, as ever, like the wind at morning!)
- Invocation to Youth (Come then, as ever, like the wind at morning!) - Samuel Barber
- Invocation to Youth () - Reginald Chauncey Robbins [x]
- Lament no more my heart (from The Death of Adam) [x] - Martin Edward Fallas Shaw (Sursum corda)
- Lament no more my heart (from The Death of Adam) [x] (Sursum Cor!)
- Landscape (Out across the wave all is bare) - Charles Tomlinson Griffes
- Lonely, save for a few faint stars, the sky (from Poems) (The little dancers: a London vision)
- Lonely, save for a few faint stars, the sky (from Poems) - Richard Hageman, Mervyn S. Rosser (The little dancers)
- Mother of exiles (What far-off trouble steals) (from London Visions) [x]
- Mother of exiles (What far-off trouble steals) (from London Visions) - Richard Rodney Bennett [x]
- Nothing is enough (Nothing is enough) (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) [x]
- Nothing is enough (Nothing is enough) (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) - Samuel Hans Adler [x]
- Nothing is enough (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) [x] (Nothing is enough)
- Nothing is enough (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) [x] - Samuel Hans Adler (Nothing is enough)
- Now in thy splendour go before us (from The Winnowing-Fan) (The Fourth of August)
- Now in thy splendour go before us (from The Winnowing-Fan) - Edward Elgar, Sir (The Fourth of August)
- Out across the wave all is bare - Charles Tomlinson Griffes (Landscape)
- Over all this home-land of our fathers [x] - Edward Elgar, Sir (Carillon)
- Sursum corda (Lament no more my heart) (from The Death of Adam) - Martin Edward Fallas Shaw [x]
- Sursum Cor! (Lament no more my heart) (from The Death of Adam) [x]
- The answer () - Roger Quilter [x]
- The Fourth of August (Now in thy splendour go before us) (from The Winnowing-Fan)
- The Fourth of August (Now in thy splendour go before us) (from The Winnowing-Fan) - Edward Elgar, Sir
- The little dancers: a London vision (Lonely, save for a few faint stars, the sky) (from Poems)
- The little dancers (Lonely, save for a few faint stars, the sky) (from Poems) - Richard Hageman, Mervyn S. Rosser
- The shepherd (Down in the valley where summer's laughing beam) - Martin Edward Fallas Shaw [x]
- The unreturning spring (A leaf on the gray sand-path) (from The Augustan Books of Poetry: Laurence Binyon) [x]
- They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old - John Kenneth Tavener (Exhortation and Kohima)
- To women (Your hearts are lifted up, your hearts) (from The Winnowing-Fan)
- To women (Your hearts are lifted up, your hearts) (from The Winnowing-Fan) - Edward Elgar, Sir
- Warm, the desert evening - Roger Quilter (At close of day)
- What far-off trouble steals (from London Visions) [x] (Mother of exiles)
- What far-off trouble steals (from London Visions) [x] - Richard Rodney Bennett (Mother of exiles)
- With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children (from The Winnowing-Fan) (For the fallen)
- With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children (from The Winnowing-Fan) - Edward Elgar, Sir, Cyril Bradley Rootham, Arnold Walter (For the fallen)
- Your hearts are lifted up, your hearts (from The Winnowing-Fan) (To women)
- Your hearts are lifted up, your hearts (from The Winnowing-Fan) - Edward Elgar, Sir (To women)
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