Lyrical Drama Poems And Translations
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Whose sovereign might Stands ever for the right, And rules the free ; From this triumphant hour May <5od uphold thy power. Till Heaven be thy dower. All hail to thee ! III. Southward, O Queen ! now turn thy face, List to a daughter of thy race ; A babe among the nations : Yet to Fame Not all unknown. She bears thine own great name. Victoria — Queen of my mother land, to thee This day with fervent heart I raise My brightest torch of love and praise. Mother of nations, as thy children throng Around thee, each with song succeeding song. Oh, warm and welcome may my tribute be. 54 Miscellaneous Poevis, Thou gavest me a royal gift — thy name ! A sacred pledge and heritage of fame, And I upon my brow v/ith pride will wear it, And in my heart of hearts with love will bear it. Around thee a halo of glory Is shed from a mighty past, And the dawning rays of a future Still brighter are round thee cast. Thou art shrined in a glow of splendour — A glory of world-wide love — That encircles thy throne, and uplifts it All earthly thrones above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose sovereign might Stands ever for the right, And rules the free ; From this triumphant hour May <5od uphold thy power. Till Heaven be thy dower. All hail to thee ! III. Southward, O Queen ! now turn thy face, List to a daughter of thy race ; A babe among the nations : Yet to Fame Not all unknown. She bears thine own great name. Victoria — Queen of my mother land, to thee This day with fervent heart I raise My brightest torch of love and praise. Mother of nations, as thy children throng Around thee, each with song succeeding song. Oh, warm and welcome may my tribute be. 54 Miscellaneous Poevis, Thou gavest me a royal gift — thy name ! A sacred pledge and heritage of fame, And I upon my brow v/ith pride will wear it, And in my heart of hearts with love will bear it. Around thee a halo of glory Is shed from a mighty past, And the dawning rays of a future Still brighter are round thee cast. Thou art shrined in a glow of splendour — A glory of world-wide love — That encircles thy throne, and uplifts it All earthly thrones above.
What to read after Lyrical Drama Poems And Translations?
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