Duty And Other Poems
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While the coming years Reap rich abundance, may they call to mind The close relation peoples hold to thee In honest search for freedom. For thyself.
Schooled well in joy and sorrow, we would pray That God may keep thee watchful for the right, And patient, too — that He will send thee wealth Of counsel — kings and queens of soul — To cheer thy progress, holding in their hands The Book of Life, and point the world to God.
Thy daughter — one with thee in hope and aim, America — drinks of thy life-...blood's best, And looks to cheer thee bravely in thine age.
With thee she bears the sceptre of the world.
POEMS. 8l Together, then, for Christ work might and main.
Tribes, nations look and wonder, and admire Eesults that followed the Armada's boast.
Watch, Britain, watch ! O be thy bulwarks strong!
The dogs of hate are watching, and their guise.
Insidious, lulls the foolish world to sleep.
Brooklyn, July, t8 THE PROPHECY.
What am I but a child? what wisest men Who scatter seeds of genius o'er the tract Of time, that coming generations may be blessed, And know life truly — what it really is ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the coming years Reap rich abundance, may they call to mind The close relation peoples hold to thee In honest search for freedom. For thyself.
Schooled well in joy and sorrow, we would pray That God may keep thee watchful for the right, And patient, too — that He will send thee wealth Of counsel — kings and queens of soul — To cheer thy progress, holding in their hands The Book of Life, and point the world to God.
Thy daughter — one with thee in hope and aim, America — drinks of thy life-...blood's best, And looks to cheer thee bravely in thine age.
With thee she bears the sceptre of the world.
POEMS. 8l Together, then, for Christ work might and main.
Tribes, nations look and wonder, and admire Eesults that followed the Armada's boast.
Watch, Britain, watch ! O be thy bulwarks strong!
The dogs of hate are watching, and their guise.
Insidious, lulls the foolish world to sleep.
Brooklyn, July, t8 THE PROPHECY.
What am I but a child? what wisest men Who scatter seeds of genius o'er the tract Of time, that coming generations may be blessed, And know life truly — what it really is ?
What to read after Duty And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ross, Archibald, 1835- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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