Later Verses
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For had you lived in days of old You would have joined the fray, And on the bridge have helped to hold Lars Porsena at bay.
Indeed I seem to see in you, Child of our modern time, Sparks of the fire that glitter through These glories told in rhyme.
Oh, may no coming Christmas dull The flame that in you glows ! Fancies are for the fanciful, When all the rest is prose.
TO MARJORIE And when the iron facts of lif e Are hard to understand, May you find solace after strife In some enchanted land !
For... recollect that only they May see the Fairies dance, Who swing to light them on their way The lanthorn of Romance.
THE SWALLOWS 57 THE SWALLOWS (EARLY AVIATION DAYS, 1910) OUR burnished pinions flash like steel, As round your chimney stacks we wheel, Home-comers on the wing again ; We who have heard on Libyan sands, Across the seas, across the lands, The summons of the spring again.
So league by league, and day by day, We praised upon our homeward way.
The Master who created us, Till at the last beyond the miles We found the welcome ridge of tiles, Or mossy thatch that waited us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For had you lived in days of old You would have joined the fray, And on the bridge have helped to hold Lars Porsena at bay.
Indeed I seem to see in you, Child of our modern time, Sparks of the fire that glitter through These glories told in rhyme.
Oh, may no coming Christmas dull The flame that in you glows ! Fancies are for the fanciful, When all the rest is prose.
TO MARJORIE And when the iron facts of lif e Are hard to understand, May you find solace after strife In some enchanted land !
For... recollect that only they May see the Fairies dance, Who swing to light them on their way The lanthorn of Romance.
THE SWALLOWS 57 THE SWALLOWS (EARLY AVIATION DAYS, 1910) OUR burnished pinions flash like steel, As round your chimney stacks we wheel, Home-comers on the wing again ; We who have heard on Libyan sands, Across the seas, across the lands, The summons of the spring again.
So league by league, and day by day, We praised upon our homeward way.
The Master who created us, Till at the last beyond the miles We found the welcome ridge of tiles, Or mossy thatch that waited us.
What to read after Later Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Cochrane to read onlineMoreLess
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