Cullings From the Confederacy : a Collection of Southern Poems, Original And Others, Popular During the War Between the States, And Incidents And Facts Worth Recalling. 1862-1866 : Including the Doggerel of the Camp, As Well As Tender Tribute to the Dead
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And that's one comfort, anyway, For though we are apart, There is no reason why we may Not open heart to heart.
We trust it soon will come To a sure and final test, We want to see our Southern homes Secured in peaceful rest — But if the blood of those we love In freedom's cause must flow, With fervent trust in God above, We bid them onward go.
And we will watch them as they go, And cheer them on their way; Our arms shall be their resting-place When wounded sore they lay.
Oh! if the sons of Sout...hern soil, For freedom's cause must die, Her daughters ask no dearer boon Than by their side to lie.
102 CULLINGS FROM THE CONF EDERA CY. ' IN THE LAND WHERE WE WERE DREAMING.
(By Dan. Lucas, of Jefferson CountyO Fair were our visions! Oh! they were as grand As ever floated out of Fancy Land; Children were we in single faith, But God-like children, whom, nor death, Nor threat, nor danger drove from Honor's path In the land where we were dreaming.
Proud were our men, as pride of birth could render, As violets our women, pure and tender; And when they spoke their voice did thrill Until at eve the whip-poor-will, At morn the mocking-bird, were mute and still In the land where we were dreaming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that's one comfort, anyway, For though we are apart, There is no reason why we may Not open heart to heart.
We trust it soon will come To a sure and final test, We want to see our Southern homes Secured in peaceful rest — But if the blood of those we love In freedom's cause must flow, With fervent trust in God above, We bid them onward go.
And we will watch them as they go, And cheer them on their way; Our arms shall be their resting-place When wounded sore they lay.
Oh! if the sons of Sout...hern soil, For freedom's cause must die, Her daughters ask no dearer boon Than by their side to lie.
102 CULLINGS FROM THE CONF EDERA CY. ' IN THE LAND WHERE WE WERE DREAMING.
(By Dan. Lucas, of Jefferson CountyO Fair were our visions! Oh! they were as grand As ever floated out of Fancy Land; Children were we in single faith, But God-like children, whom, nor death, Nor threat, nor danger drove from Honor's path In the land where we were dreaming.
Proud were our men, as pride of birth could render, As violets our women, pure and tender; And when they spoke their voice did thrill Until at eve the whip-poor-will, At morn the mocking-bird, were mute and still In the land where we were dreaming.
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