Edward Harold Begbie, Poems of the Great War (1914)
“ And who snarls to hear the laughter of the man Who keeps his head. Let the poor man teach the rich man, for the poor man's constant strife Is from day to day to seek work, day by day to war with life, And the poor man's home hangs ever by a frail and brittle thread, And the poor man's often hungry, but the poor man keeps his head. ”
