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(Classics to read in English _ Barrack Room Ballads by Rudyard Kipling)
"Barrack Room Ballads" is a collection of poems by Rudyard Kipling, first published in 1892. The poems are written in a colloquial style and deal with themes of soldiers, war, and the experiences of common soldiers.
The poem was widely popular with soldiers and civilians alike and helped make Kipling one of the most famous and influential writers of his time. The poem is also significant for its realistic and sympathetic portrayal of soldiers, which is unusual in an era when soldiers were often portrayed as stoic and emotionless.
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Summary
One of the most famous poems in the anthology is "Gunga Din", which tells the story of an Indian water carrier serving with the British Army in India. The poem is noteworthy for its graphic depiction of the harsh conditions faced by soldiers in India and for its sympathetic portrayal of Gunga Din, who is portrayed as a brave and loyal servant despite his low social status.
CONTENTS
First Series (1892)
Danny Deever
Tommy
Fuzzy-Wuzzy
Soldier, Soldier
Screw-Guns
Cells
Gunga Din
Oonts
Loot
'Snarleyow'
The Widow at Windsor
Belts
The Young British Soldier
Mandalay
Troopin'
The Widow's Party
Ford o' Kabul River
Gentlemen-Rankers
Route Marchin'
Shillin' a Day
Second Series (1896)
'Bobs'
'Back to the Army Again'
'Birds of Prey' March
'Soldier an' Salor Too'
Sappers
That Day
'The Men that fought at Minden'
Cholera Camp
The Ladies
Bill 'Awkins
The Mother-Lodge
'Follow Me 'Ome'
The Sergeant's Weddin'
The Jacket
The 'Eathen
'Mary, Pity Women!'
For to Admire