Dolores And Other Poems
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Unvcxcd by bond or cord; And deep within his troubled breast, The spirit of the Lord Stirs like a mighty earthquake throe. Ath and overthrow.
*e> iddcn cra-h of reeling walls Upon the stillness broke ; Such swift and sudden crash as falls When lightnings rend the oak Arch, pillar, hall and battlement, In one promiscuous rum blent.
The sounds of tumult pass away, As lull the raging s, Calm, still and terrible he lay Amid his enemies Gone as the might} whirlwind s breath, Triumphant stiil, and st...rong in death.
Poem. 249 POEM.
[Written for the Los Angeles Celebration of the Anniversary of Independence July 4, 1875. ] Once more we come with song and cheer, And bugle-call and roll of drum, To honor all our hearts hold dear, And sing the years to come. Once more we stand beneath the fold Of Freedom s banner, wide unfurled, As stood our sires in days of old Against a frowning world.
Forever, Freedom s emblem meet To guard each freeman s home, or grave, In Summer s peace, or war s fierce sleet O, sacred banner wave!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unvcxcd by bond or cord; And deep within his troubled breast, The spirit of the Lord Stirs like a mighty earthquake throe. Ath and overthrow.
*e> iddcn cra-h of reeling walls Upon the stillness broke ; Such swift and sudden crash as falls When lightnings rend the oak Arch, pillar, hall and battlement, In one promiscuous rum blent.
The sounds of tumult pass away, As lull the raging s, Calm, still and terrible he lay Amid his enemies Gone as the might} whirlwind s breath, Triumphant stiil, and st...rong in death.
Poem. 249 POEM.
[Written for the Los Angeles Celebration of the Anniversary of Independence July 4, 1875. ] Once more we come with song and cheer, And bugle-call and roll of drum, To honor all our hearts hold dear, And sing the years to come. Once more we stand beneath the fold Of Freedom s banner, wide unfurled, As stood our sires in days of old Against a frowning world.
Forever, Freedom s emblem meet To guard each freeman s home, or grave, In Summer s peace, or war s fierce sleet O, sacred banner wave!
What to read after Dolores And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Fenner Kercheval to read onlineMoreLess
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