Invocation War Poems Others
Invocation War Poems Others
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But now a pause And lo ! a chink of night withdraws And strange and distant, thin and high, I hear the lost and human cry. The victors and victorious slain, The vanquished and their dead again Sing : ' We have slain a Foeman tall, Death the dreadest Foe of all.
For bound with our own bloodied bands One is given in our hands, And the steel that slit our side Has his red hands crucified, We have made a gain of loss, Giant War hangs on his cross.
Nothing fair has man assayed But by loss his gain w...as made. Giant War is dead, but still Live more giants that do ill.
THE CHINK 21 Sword and trowel each to hand On the scaffold take your stand, Guard and build what we began, Man's Jerusalem for Man. ' 22 NIGHT BY THE SEA: 1915 WHAT is this sound that only seems to chide ? And subtle light suffuses the black height ?
It is the Sea mourns through the angry tide, Behind the inky veil it is the light.
Amazed I see in all the infinite Pity I thought I alone felt to-night'.
MOONLIGHT HUGE low moon seemingly sonorous As a shield to the clash of the booming sea, Do you mark with pleasure the haste of seas racing white, Clamouring in tumult together Along the rolling beams of your level light ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now a pause And lo ! a chink of night withdraws And strange and distant, thin and high, I hear the lost and human cry. The victors and victorious slain, The vanquished and their dead again Sing : ' We have slain a Foeman tall, Death the dreadest Foe of all.
For bound with our own bloodied bands One is given in our hands, And the steel that slit our side Has his red hands crucified, We have made a gain of loss, Giant War hangs on his cross.
Nothing fair has man assayed But by loss his gain w...as made. Giant War is dead, but still Live more giants that do ill.
THE CHINK 21 Sword and trowel each to hand On the scaffold take your stand, Guard and build what we began, Man's Jerusalem for Man. ' 22 NIGHT BY THE SEA: 1915 WHAT is this sound that only seems to chide ? And subtle light suffuses the black height ?
It is the Sea mourns through the angry tide, Behind the inky veil it is the light.
Amazed I see in all the infinite Pity I thought I alone felt to-night'.
MOONLIGHT HUGE low moon seemingly sonorous As a shield to the clash of the booming sea, Do you mark with pleasure the haste of seas racing white, Clamouring in tumult together Along the rolling beams of your level light ?
What to read after Invocation War Poems Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Malise Bowyer Nichols to read onlineMoreLess
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