Canadian Poems of the Great War
Canadian Poems of the Great War
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See the bright banner a new Day outflings; It shall be ours to hold it high and white. Again a Voice ! And out of dawning light The deathless soul of Joan through us sings : Spirit of Life, radiant and glad and free, Come, as of old, be born again of me. Through me recover that which man has lost, Mine was the making, mine the precious cost. Out of my body come the sons of men, Into my keeping give their souls again, And let me make this world God's little room Wherein Love's splendours live ag...ain and bloom.
A THE WHITE COMRADE The concluding lines ND so, my friends, this word I bring to you Hot from the hell of conflict whence I come, Where life and death, binding men's spirits close, Have sealed a certain knowledge on our souls. Christ has come back to earth in these great days, 78 Kathcrine Hale I, but a young Canadian, tell you this.
The stories of our battles, — Neuve Chapelle, St. Julien, Festubert, and all the rest— They have been told already scores of times, Sung, written, painted, burned in words of flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See the bright banner a new Day outflings; It shall be ours to hold it high and white. Again a Voice ! And out of dawning light The deathless soul of Joan through us sings : Spirit of Life, radiant and glad and free, Come, as of old, be born again of me. Through me recover that which man has lost, Mine was the making, mine the precious cost. Out of my body come the sons of men, Into my keeping give their souls again, And let me make this world God's little room Wherein Love's splendours live ag...ain and bloom.
A THE WHITE COMRADE The concluding lines ND so, my friends, this word I bring to you Hot from the hell of conflict whence I come, Where life and death, binding men's spirits close, Have sealed a certain knowledge on our souls. Christ has come back to earth in these great days, 78 Kathcrine Hale I, but a young Canadian, tell you this.
The stories of our battles, — Neuve Chapelle, St. Julien, Festubert, and all the rest— They have been told already scores of times, Sung, written, painted, burned in words of flame.
What to read after Canadian Poems of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John William Garvin to read onlineMoreLess
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