A Mnage Trois Across the Styx And Other Adventures in Verse
A Mnage Trois Across the Styx And Other Adventures in Verse
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Seamed and scarred The barren fields are sown with skulls and bones To ripen into hate twixt humans yet unborn: The erstwhile fruitful orchard and the peaceful wood All charred: [28] Sweet homesteads ravished, women dishonoured, little ones forlorn.
Is there no gain to balance? Nothing which atones? "A greater love no man can have than this. " Through the long ages how those words resound! Stirred by a wave of generous, patriotic thought, (Come death! Come sickness, or the crippling wound !) Th...ey held themselves as naught, Embraced the steel, welcomed the shattering roar of cannon, and the bullet's hiss, If England lived If France escaped her doom If the lost provinces of Italy could be redeemed If young America could show the world That the free banner which she had unfurled Could not be stained by lust of conquest. Ebb and flow Mark all the processes of Nature. Dying embers nurse the glow From which again shall leap the sacred flame.
It has even seemed That the filth-crusted, dust -encumbered room Of human habitation Has been garnished, cleansed and swept, Whilst strong men writhed in agony and women wept, For the greater delectation Of seven times seven devils who have entered in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seamed and scarred The barren fields are sown with skulls and bones To ripen into hate twixt humans yet unborn: The erstwhile fruitful orchard and the peaceful wood All charred: [28] Sweet homesteads ravished, women dishonoured, little ones forlorn.
Is there no gain to balance? Nothing which atones? "A greater love no man can have than this. " Through the long ages how those words resound! Stirred by a wave of generous, patriotic thought, (Come death! Come sickness, or the crippling wound !) Th...ey held themselves as naught, Embraced the steel, welcomed the shattering roar of cannon, and the bullet's hiss, If England lived If France escaped her doom If the lost provinces of Italy could be redeemed If young America could show the world That the free banner which she had unfurled Could not be stained by lust of conquest. Ebb and flow Mark all the processes of Nature. Dying embers nurse the glow From which again shall leap the sacred flame.
It has even seemed That the filth-crusted, dust -encumbered room Of human habitation Has been garnished, cleansed and swept, Whilst strong men writhed in agony and women wept, For the greater delectation Of seven times seven devils who have entered in.
What to read after A Mnage Trois Across the Styx And Other Adventures in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Popham Young to read onlineMoreLess
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