Canada And Other Poems
Canada And Other Poems
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With cruel vigor he has held His great, impartial sway, And many thousands mown to earth, Who saw last Christmas day.
For some have left this world for aye, Who dwelt with us last year;Glad voices heard amongst us then, We never more shall hear. But still we'll build our Christmas fires, And sing our Christmas songs, And for one day forget our griefs, Our failures and our wrongs.
Then ring, ye joyful bells, ring out; Ye crashing cymbals fall;And for old Christmas, hale and stout, Sound up, ye h...arps and all. Let music's loud and sweetest strain Beat from our hearts each ill;Let thoughts of those assuage our pain, Who are around us still.
Oh, winsome maid, oh, hearty youth, I urge you on to glee, For, in your innocence and truth, You all are dear to me. Nor youth, nor age should cherish gloom, And voices oft should sing, So give the gladsome voices room, And let the joy-bells ring.
* * * * * CANADA.
Come now, my Muse, do thou inspire my pen, To sing, with worthy strain, my country's praise, But not to hide the faults within my ken, By tricks of art, or studied, verbal maze, To play on him who reads with careless gaze, To whom each thought upon a printed page.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With cruel vigor he has held His great, impartial sway, And many thousands mown to earth, Who saw last Christmas day.
For some have left this world for aye, Who dwelt with us last year;Glad voices heard amongst us then, We never more shall hear. But still we'll build our Christmas fires, And sing our Christmas songs, And for one day forget our griefs, Our failures and our wrongs.
Then ring, ye joyful bells, ring out; Ye crashing cymbals fall;And for old Christmas, hale and stout, Sound up, ye h...arps and all. Let music's loud and sweetest strain Beat from our hearts each ill;Let thoughts of those assuage our pain, Who are around us still.
Oh, winsome maid, oh, hearty youth, I urge you on to glee, For, in your innocence and truth, You all are dear to me. Nor youth, nor age should cherish gloom, And voices oft should sing, So give the gladsome voices room, And let the joy-bells ring.
* * * * * CANADA.
Come now, my Muse, do thou inspire my pen, To sing, with worthy strain, my country's praise, But not to hide the faults within my ken, By tricks of art, or studied, verbal maze, To play on him who reads with careless gaze, To whom each thought upon a printed page.
What to read after Canada And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tf Young to read onlineMoreLess
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