Children of Love
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God, thou melancholy host.
Greybeard without any jest. Make it never more thy boast That I linger like a ghost In thy tavern as thy guest.
21 THE POETS ARE WAITING.
nrO what God Shall we chant Our songs of Battle ?
The professional poets Are measuring their thoughts For felicitous sonnets; They try them and fit them Like honest tailors Cutting materials For fashion-plate suits.
The unprofessional Little singers, Most intellectual, Merry with gossip, Heavy with cunning, Whose tedious brains are ...draped In sultry palls of hair, Reclining as usual On armchairs and sofas.
Are grinning and gossiping, Cake at their elbows — They will not write us verses for the time ; 22 Their storms are brewed in teacups and their wars Are fought in sneers or Httle blots of ink.
To what God Shall we chant Our songs of Battle ?
Hefty barbarians, Roaring for war, Are breaking upon us ; Clouds of their cavalry, Waves of their infantry.
Mountains of guns.
Winged they are coming.
Plated and mailed, Snorting their jargon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God, thou melancholy host.
Greybeard without any jest. Make it never more thy boast That I linger like a ghost In thy tavern as thy guest.
21 THE POETS ARE WAITING.
nrO what God Shall we chant Our songs of Battle ?
The professional poets Are measuring their thoughts For felicitous sonnets; They try them and fit them Like honest tailors Cutting materials For fashion-plate suits.
The unprofessional Little singers, Most intellectual, Merry with gossip, Heavy with cunning, Whose tedious brains are ...draped In sultry palls of hair, Reclining as usual On armchairs and sofas.
Are grinning and gossiping, Cake at their elbows — They will not write us verses for the time ; 22 Their storms are brewed in teacups and their wars Are fought in sneers or Httle blots of ink.
To what God Shall we chant Our songs of Battle ?
Hefty barbarians, Roaring for war, Are breaking upon us ; Clouds of their cavalry, Waves of their infantry.
Mountains of guns.
Winged they are coming.
Plated and mailed, Snorting their jargon.
What to read after Children of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Monro to read onlineMoreLess
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