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Subject: Animals/Pets in WW1 Poetry
From: Alfie <alfiehrjo...@gmail.com>
To: World War One Literature <ww1lit@googlegroups.com>
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Hi,

I am doing a dissertation on how animals (wild or 'domesticated') fit
it to discussions on how soldiers coped with life in the trenches
(both times of 'horror' and 'boredom').

Does anyone know of any poems that reference animals, or particularly,
the bond between soldier and animal? Anything at all!