Available Poems in The Gilly of Christ (by Joseph Campbell )

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• As I came over the grey, grey hills  (Arnold Edward Trevor Bax, Sir, Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• At morning tide  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• By a wondrous mystery  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• Christ, wandering with the Twelve  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• Every shuiler is Christ  (Annie D. Scott)
• He staggered thro' the burning street  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• I am the gilly of Christ  (Fritz Bennicke Hart, John Jeffreys)
• I am the mountainy singer  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• I follow a star  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• The dark is magical  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• The moon is in the marshes  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• The women bore their children  (Fritz Bennicke Hart)
• Twilight fallen white and cold  (Fritz Bennicke Hart, Annie D. Scott)
• When rooks fly homeward  (Ivor Gurney, Fritz Bennicke Hart, Alec Rowley, Arthur Shepherd) IRI