Letter: To Marion Scott.

Thinking of 'what's in store' / reserve better than front lines / describes how the army has forced Ivor Gurney to get along better with people / thinks about possible death, and expresses some contentment / takes comfort in his 'English Preludes' and verses / working on the sonnet 'England' for the 'Sonnets 1914' sequence / John Masefield's 'Good Friday'.

相较于前线的烽火鏖战，更倾心于思索"未来境遇"与留存之意义；记述了军旅生涯如何迫使艾弗·格尼（Ivor Gurney）学会更好地与人相处；思索着可能降临的死亡，并流露些许知足之意；从自己的《英国前奏曲》（English Preludes）与诗作中汲取慰藉；正为《1914年十四行诗》（Sonnets 1914）组诗创作题为《英格兰》的十四行诗；以及约翰·梅斯菲尔德（John Masefield）的《受难节》（Good Friday）。