A book of Poems for the Blue Cross Fund to Help Horses in War Time President
A book of Poems for the Blue Cross Fund to Help Horses in War Time President
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In a cause to them unknown ! — Would this accord with human justice ? Oh, how selfish we have grown !
Who will prove these not immortal, While we have the written Word To warn us they are well remembered By their loving, pitying, Lord ?
A BOOK OF POEMS 69 Were we men by brutes outnumbered, We their flesh would vainly crave, Yet how could we endure to take it, E'en the God permission gave.
Did we know they were immortal ?
Then our deeds more guilty far, When beaten, maimed, ill-used, neglected.
...As alas how oft they are.
Did we know they had no future.
Many would be harsher still, Thinking that they did no evil — God had left it to their will.
Wisely hath He kept it secret.
If the beast hath yet a heaven^ — Useless were the information, Therefore it has not been given.
N. E. Z.
70 A BOOK OF POEMS The Cavalry Charger, OUT where the shot and shell are flying, Out where grim death and disease are hieing, Into the smoke and midst the roar of guns, Against Turks, Austrians, Bulgars and Huns, Amongst them, through them, plunging right and left, Dripping with gore and bespattered with foam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a cause to them unknown ! — Would this accord with human justice ? Oh, how selfish we have grown !
Who will prove these not immortal, While we have the written Word To warn us they are well remembered By their loving, pitying, Lord ?
A BOOK OF POEMS 69 Were we men by brutes outnumbered, We their flesh would vainly crave, Yet how could we endure to take it, E'en the God permission gave.
Did we know they were immortal ?
Then our deeds more guilty far, When beaten, maimed, ill-used, neglected.
...As alas how oft they are.
Did we know they had no future.
Many would be harsher still, Thinking that they did no evil — God had left it to their will.
Wisely hath He kept it secret.
If the beast hath yet a heaven^ — Useless were the information, Therefore it has not been given.
N. E. Z.
70 A BOOK OF POEMS The Cavalry Charger, OUT where the shot and shell are flying, Out where grim death and disease are hieing, Into the smoke and midst the roar of guns, Against Turks, Austrians, Bulgars and Huns, Amongst them, through them, plunging right and left, Dripping with gore and bespattered with foam.
What to read after A book of Poems for the Blue Cross Fund to Help Horses in War Time President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Blue Cross Fund to read onlineMoreLess
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