Belief of Lucknow And Other Poems
Belief of Lucknow And Other Poems
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Father of mercy ! in thy love Be with the widow and her orphan child ! " Suddenly, a voice is heard Above the roaring of the deaf'ning blast " The Life-boat ! the Life-boat ! launch the Life- boat !
THE LIFE-BOAT. 73 Quick! man the Life-boat!" Soon the daring crew Are pulling through the surf with brawny arms, Each man a Hercules. With straining eyes, She gazes on their headlong, trackless course "They're lost ! ingulfed amid th 3 unpitying brine No ! see, they rise again they struggle on Borne... on the foaming crest of mountain wave ! They near the ship ! Rescue ! at least, a part Are saved. " Brave spirits ! England, proud art thou Of thy staunch mariners, and justly too. Twice, through the wild, tempestuous elements. Urged by undaunted hearts, and willing hands, The Life-boat plies its perilled way, and lands Its living burden safely on the shore. With rapid glance, and eager scrutiny, She marks each form in turn. Oh ! agony, He is not there. Around the burning ship The flames curl hideously, one mass of fire, Mocking the lurid sky ; save in one spot, One narrow spot of deck, where human souls Stand crowded close, intensely visible, Clinging to rope and mast, with frantic cry, Imploring aid from land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Father of mercy ! in thy love Be with the widow and her orphan child ! " Suddenly, a voice is heard Above the roaring of the deaf'ning blast " The Life-boat ! the Life-boat ! launch the Life- boat !
THE LIFE-BOAT. 73 Quick! man the Life-boat!" Soon the daring crew Are pulling through the surf with brawny arms, Each man a Hercules. With straining eyes, She gazes on their headlong, trackless course "They're lost ! ingulfed amid th 3 unpitying brine No ! see, they rise again they struggle on Borne... on the foaming crest of mountain wave ! They near the ship ! Rescue ! at least, a part Are saved. " Brave spirits ! England, proud art thou Of thy staunch mariners, and justly too. Twice, through the wild, tempestuous elements. Urged by undaunted hearts, and willing hands, The Life-boat plies its perilled way, and lands Its living burden safely on the shore. With rapid glance, and eager scrutiny, She marks each form in turn. Oh ! agony, He is not there. Around the burning ship The flames curl hideously, one mass of fire, Mocking the lurid sky ; save in one spot, One narrow spot of deck, where human souls Stand crowded close, intensely visible, Clinging to rope and mast, with frantic cry, Imploring aid from land.
What to read after Belief of Lucknow And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S H Stephen Henry Sharman to read onlineMoreLess
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