Great War And Other Poems
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1918.
24 Addressed to Two Hundred Navy Lads Arbuckle Institute, July 16, 1917 Young men ; you who have sworn to serve For Freedom and the State, For Truth and Justice and the Laws God gave us to observe; As you "do your bit" for Home and Victory, Fear not the foe as you shall cross the sea, For hearts beat true for thee.
Be brave, for there is only One, Whose arm can stay the tide Which ebbs and flows on Sea and Land; He gave His only Son To save the World from the abyss of human woe; Fear not ...the foe, when forward you shall go, His love is pledged to thee.
25 SAW 100, 000 LAND A sailor writes that he saw 100, 000 of our boys land on the coast of France.
As our vessel anchored off the coast of France I stood upon the deck enthralled as in a trance, For my eyes beheld the transports by the docks along the shore, Unloading and unloading one hundred thousand more Of Uncle Sam s best fighters, who have crossed the restless sea To give their lives, if need be, for God and liberty. For we have pledged our Allies with dollars by the billions To send not only thousands, but fighters by the millions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1918.
24 Addressed to Two Hundred Navy Lads Arbuckle Institute, July 16, 1917 Young men ; you who have sworn to serve For Freedom and the State, For Truth and Justice and the Laws God gave us to observe; As you "do your bit" for Home and Victory, Fear not the foe as you shall cross the sea, For hearts beat true for thee.
Be brave, for there is only One, Whose arm can stay the tide Which ebbs and flows on Sea and Land; He gave His only Son To save the World from the abyss of human woe; Fear not ...the foe, when forward you shall go, His love is pledged to thee.
25 SAW 100, 000 LAND A sailor writes that he saw 100, 000 of our boys land on the coast of France.
As our vessel anchored off the coast of France I stood upon the deck enthralled as in a trance, For my eyes beheld the transports by the docks along the shore, Unloading and unloading one hundred thousand more Of Uncle Sam s best fighters, who have crossed the restless sea To give their lives, if need be, for God and liberty. For we have pledged our Allies with dollars by the billions To send not only thousands, but fighters by the millions.
What to read after Great War And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Lerett Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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