Abraham Lincoln
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(The stars no brightness shed, But bloody looks the red!) The black festoons that stretch for miles, And turn the streets to funeral aisles? (No house too poor to show The Nation's badge of woe!) The cannon's sudden, sullen boom, --The bells that toll of death and doom, -- The rolling of the drums, -- The dreadful Car that comes?
Cursed be the hand that fired the shot!The frenzied brain that hatched the plot! Thy Country's Father slain By thee, thou worse than Cain!
Tyrants have fallen by such ...as thou, And Good hath followed--May it now! (God lets bad instruments Produce the best events. ) But he, the Man we mourn to-day, No tyrant was: so mild a sway In one such weight who bore Was never known before!
Cool should he be, of balanced powers, The Ruler of a Race like ours, Impatient, headstrong, wild, -- The Man to guide the Child!
And this _he_ was, who most unfit(So hard the sense of God to hit!) Did seem to fill his Place. With such a homely face, -- Such rustic manners, --speech uncouth, --(That somehow blundered out the Truth!) Untried, untrained to bear The more than kingly Care?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(The stars no brightness shed, But bloody looks the red!) The black festoons that stretch for miles, And turn the streets to funeral aisles? (No house too poor to show The Nation's badge of woe!) The cannon's sudden, sullen boom, --The bells that toll of death and doom, -- The rolling of the drums, -- The dreadful Car that comes?
Cursed be the hand that fired the shot!The frenzied brain that hatched the plot! Thy Country's Father slain By thee, thou worse than Cain!
Tyrants have fallen by such ...as thou, And Good hath followed--May it now! (God lets bad instruments Produce the best events. ) But he, the Man we mourn to-day, No tyrant was: so mild a sway In one such weight who bore Was never known before!
Cool should he be, of balanced powers, The Ruler of a Race like ours, Impatient, headstrong, wild, -- The Man to guide the Child!
And this _he_ was, who most unfit(So hard the sense of God to hit!) Did seem to fill his Place. With such a homely face, -- Such rustic manners, --speech uncouth, --(That somehow blundered out the Truth!) Untried, untrained to bear The more than kingly Care?
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard Richard Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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