Indian Legends, & Other Poems
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They held them at bay as a bear holds the hounds on his track; Steel to steel, banner to banner, they met them and staggered them back; Two hundred and sixty and two, they held the mad thousands at bay.
Met them and baffled and broke them, turning the tide of the day: Two hundred and sixty and two when the sun hung low in heaven, But ah! when the stars rode over they numbered but forty-seven.
Dead on the field or wounded the rest of the "Old First" lay; Never a man of them faltered or flinched ...in the fire of the fray.
For they bore the banner of Freedom on the Gettysburg hills that day.
308 WAR POEMS Honor our fallen comrades — cover their graves with flowers, For they fought and fell like Spartans for this glorious land of ours: They fell, but they fell victorious, for the Rebel ranks were riven, And over our land united — one nation from sea to sea — Over the grave of Treason, over millions of men made free, Triumphant the flag of our fathers waves in the winds of heaven — Red with the blood of her heroes she waves in the winds of heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They held them at bay as a bear holds the hounds on his track; Steel to steel, banner to banner, they met them and staggered them back; Two hundred and sixty and two, they held the mad thousands at bay.
Met them and baffled and broke them, turning the tide of the day: Two hundred and sixty and two when the sun hung low in heaven, But ah! when the stars rode over they numbered but forty-seven.
Dead on the field or wounded the rest of the "Old First" lay; Never a man of them faltered or flinched ...in the fire of the fray.
For they bore the banner of Freedom on the Gettysburg hills that day.
308 WAR POEMS Honor our fallen comrades — cover their graves with flowers, For they fought and fell like Spartans for this glorious land of ours: They fell, but they fell victorious, for the Rebel ranks were riven, And over our land united — one nation from sea to sea — Over the grave of Treason, over millions of men made free, Triumphant the flag of our fathers waves in the winds of heaven — Red with the blood of her heroes she waves in the winds of heaven.
What to read after Indian Legends, & Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Hanford Lennox to read onlineMoreLess
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