Courage!
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Swift flows the river Running so cleanly, Lo! the stream is the giver, She did not die meanly. And yet they are weeping . The water runs over Where she is sleeping, The stream is her lover, Her heart is not beating As once it did strongly, But it is not greeting A grey lover wrongly. 46 SONG OF THE ARTISTS It is no longer the Latin Quarter, Jt is no longer those happy faces, Seen through a pale blue haze Marie, a cigarette held delicately in her slender fingers, Dorothy smiling at a bottle of C...hianti, And Jack, my chum, holding forth on the subject of Sarah, the Divine. It is no longer the Latin Quarter It is no longer those happy faces. We felt something surge within us An4 we leapt forth to the fray. We left our books and paintings To laugh at the German Day. We left our sculpture and drawings, Our plays and poems and tales, To fight in a dirty uniform And to brave the winter gales. We felt that the blood of our brothers, Brothers and sisters too, Called us away from our studios To prove our hearts were true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swift flows the river Running so cleanly, Lo! the stream is the giver, She did not die meanly. And yet they are weeping . The water runs over Where she is sleeping, The stream is her lover, Her heart is not beating As once it did strongly, But it is not greeting A grey lover wrongly. 46 SONG OF THE ARTISTS It is no longer the Latin Quarter, Jt is no longer those happy faces, Seen through a pale blue haze Marie, a cigarette held delicately in her slender fingers, Dorothy smiling at a bottle of C...hianti, And Jack, my chum, holding forth on the subject of Sarah, the Divine. It is no longer the Latin Quarter It is no longer those happy faces. We felt something surge within us An4 we leapt forth to the fray. We left our books and paintings To laugh at the German Day. We left our sculpture and drawings, Our plays and poems and tales, To fight in a dirty uniform And to brave the winter gales. We felt that the blood of our brothers, Brothers and sisters too, Called us away from our studios To prove our hearts were true.
What to read after Courage!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Mansfield to read onlineMoreLess
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