Lyrics
Lyrics
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Why droops Columbia's Genius so?
The laurel wreath is sear and dead; Decatub's gallant form is low!
Te hoary warriors! hither bring Tour tribute to the kindred brave; Te beauteous maidens ! haste and fling Tour chaplets o'er Decatuk's Gbaye.
Let those depart^ who tear away The wreath that marks a godlike soul; Let those depart, who chide the lay^ And for one error blot the scroll,*— « Approach! ye generous, feeling few.
Where selfishness can ne'er intrude; Approach — Decatur's grave bedew; Swee...t are the tears of Gratitude!
The hero mingles with the dust.
But glory shrines his deathless fame; The tomb receives its hallowed trust.
But unborn ages breathe his name!
Tes mighty dead! in every breast> Thou still shalt live, to memory dear; This turf by virgin footsteps prest.
Shall witness sorrow's dewy tear!
B 54 Hither will Sympathy repair.
To deck her favourite's early tomb; While Charity, with aspect fair.
Will mantle thy untimely doom; Farewell ! the gem that hailed thy mom.
Now sunk beneath the western sky, — Will wake for thee a brighter dawn.
What to read after Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Bingham Tappan to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why droops Columbia's Genius so?
The laurel wreath is sear and dead; Decatub's gallant form is low!
Te hoary warriors! hither bring Tour tribute to the kindred brave; Te beauteous maidens ! haste and fling Tour chaplets o'er Decatuk's Gbaye.
Let those depart^ who tear away The wreath that marks a godlike soul; Let those depart, who chide the lay^ And for one error blot the scroll,*— « Approach! ye generous, feeling few.
Where selfishness can ne'er intrude; Approach — Decatur's grave bedew; Swee...t are the tears of Gratitude!
The hero mingles with the dust.
But glory shrines his deathless fame; The tomb receives its hallowed trust.
But unborn ages breathe his name!
Tes mighty dead! in every breast> Thou still shalt live, to memory dear; This turf by virgin footsteps prest.
Shall witness sorrow's dewy tear!
B 54 Hither will Sympathy repair.
To deck her favourite's early tomb; While Charity, with aspect fair.
Will mantle thy untimely doom; Farewell ! the gem that hailed thy mom.
Now sunk beneath the western sky, — Will wake for thee a brighter dawn.
What to read after Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Bingham Tappan to read onlineMoreLess
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