Great Poems of the World War
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THOMSON IN THE STARS AND STRIPES, A. E. F. , FRANCE \\7HO was it, picked from civil life And plunged in deadly, frenzied strife Against a devil's dreadful might?
Just plain "Jhri Doe Buck Private. " Who jumped the counter for the trench, And left fair shores for all the stench And mud, and death, and bloody drench? Your simple, plain "Buck Private. " Who, when his nerves were on the hop, With courage scaled the bloody top? Who was it made the Fritzies stop? "J. Doe (no stripes), Buck Private. "... Who, underneath his training tan Is, every single inch, a man! And, best of all, American ?
"John Doe, just plain Buck Private. " Who saw his job and did it well? Who smiles so bland yet fights like hell? Who rang again old Freedom's bell? 'Twas only "Doe Buck Private. " Who was it lunged, and struck, and tore His bayonet deep in flesh and gore? Who was it helped to win the war?
"John Doe (no brains), Buck Private. " Who, heeding not the laurel pile That scheming other men beguile, Stands modestly aside the while?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THOMSON IN THE STARS AND STRIPES, A. E. F. , FRANCE \\7HO was it, picked from civil life And plunged in deadly, frenzied strife Against a devil's dreadful might?
Just plain "Jhri Doe Buck Private. " Who jumped the counter for the trench, And left fair shores for all the stench And mud, and death, and bloody drench? Your simple, plain "Buck Private. " Who, when his nerves were on the hop, With courage scaled the bloody top? Who was it made the Fritzies stop? "J. Doe (no stripes), Buck Private. "... Who, underneath his training tan Is, every single inch, a man! And, best of all, American ?
"John Doe, just plain Buck Private. " Who saw his job and did it well? Who smiles so bland yet fights like hell? Who rang again old Freedom's bell? 'Twas only "Doe Buck Private. " Who was it lunged, and struck, and tore His bayonet deep in flesh and gore? Who was it helped to win the war?
"John Doe (no brains), Buck Private. " Who, heeding not the laurel pile That scheming other men beguile, Stands modestly aside the while?
What to read after Great Poems of the World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dunseath Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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