The text of Rudyard Kipling's poem "Have You News of My Boy Jack?{ and an author's note of historical interest to those who viewed the television movie My. Although the connection of John's death to the poem "My Boy Jack" is questionable, many believe that it is a reference to Kipling's son. My boy jack is a relevant poem even today when there is so much but the biggest lesson is – 'A war has only losers on both sides.'. My Boy Jack by Rudyard Kipling | World War One Literature. A detailed Powerpoint presentation which includes an interesting lesson plan and resources. Look at my other resources for more World War One Literature presentations.5/5(5). · These are just a few of the powerful questions addressed by the keenly insightful film, My Boy Jack, produced by the BBC and first aired on Decoration Day (the equivalent of Memorial Day in the United States). Unlike many war movies, this one is not fiction. It is the true story of Rudyard Kipling and his son, who wanted to go off to fight for. The first speaker asks if the second person knows when Jack is returning, and the second speaker says he will not return with this wind blowing, with this tide. The first speaker asks if anyone has had word of him, and the second repeats the refrain “Not this tide” and adds that something that is sunk cannot bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.
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