Canadian Poets And Poetry
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As it befell: Men drunk with drum and trumpet mouthed of God And reeled down blood-washed roads to Hell !
17 320 Arthur Stringer The Keeper WIDE is the world and wide its open seas, Yet I who fare from pole to pole remain A prisoned Hope that paces ill at ease, A captive Fear that fumbles with its chain.
I once for Freedom madly did aspire, And stormed His bars in many a burst of rage : But see, my Keeper with his brands of fire Has cowed me quite .... And bade me love my cage I K The Seekers N...OCK, and the Door shall open : ah, we knocked And found the unpiteous portals locked.
Waiting, we learned us croons to while along Those dreary watches — and ye call it Song !
Seek, and thine eyes shall find : oh, we have sought The Vision of our Dream, yet found it not. We limn its broken shadow, that our heart May half remember — and ye call it Art!
War FROM hill to hill he harried me; He stalked me day and night ; He neither knew nor hated me ; Nor his nor mine the fight.
He killed the man who stood by me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it befell: Men drunk with drum and trumpet mouthed of God And reeled down blood-washed roads to Hell !
17 320 Arthur Stringer The Keeper WIDE is the world and wide its open seas, Yet I who fare from pole to pole remain A prisoned Hope that paces ill at ease, A captive Fear that fumbles with its chain.
I once for Freedom madly did aspire, And stormed His bars in many a burst of rage : But see, my Keeper with his brands of fire Has cowed me quite .... And bade me love my cage I K The Seekers N...OCK, and the Door shall open : ah, we knocked And found the unpiteous portals locked.
Waiting, we learned us croons to while along Those dreary watches — and ye call it Song !
Seek, and thine eyes shall find : oh, we have sought The Vision of our Dream, yet found it not. We limn its broken shadow, that our heart May half remember — and ye call it Art!
War FROM hill to hill he harried me; He stalked me day and night ; He neither knew nor hated me ; Nor his nor mine the fight.
He killed the man who stood by me.
What to read after Canadian Poets And Poetry?
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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