Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1925
Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1925
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O'er loving hearts the shadows creep, Quentin Roosevelt, — sleep.
Let not the nations weep. Ages hence shall reap Fruits by heroes sown. Morning awakes to sing, — America shall claim her own, Ties that forever cling; The world its faith will keep, Quentin Roosevelt, — sleep.
22 HOMAGE.
[F. A. GiLBREATH. ] In May we come with garlands bright; To pay a homage due — Bedecking greening mounds, where sleep The Khaki, Gray and Blue.
Each time we hold this honored tryst, Our hearts in measure thrill.
...Just as we value worth of faith, Which martyred lives instill.
Tradition holds for every land A guilding future sign.
And in the cause for which these served We find a trust benign.
We know beneath Our Flag's fair folds Wrong's schemes, but briefly live.
For soon they meet the withering scorn.
Which Right and Justice give.
Our blessed land will always praise The true, the strong, the brave, 'Tis through such lives God's plan unfolds As these who died to save.
Resplendent Glory shrouds each mound With everlasting hue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'er loving hearts the shadows creep, Quentin Roosevelt, — sleep.
Let not the nations weep. Ages hence shall reap Fruits by heroes sown. Morning awakes to sing, — America shall claim her own, Ties that forever cling; The world its faith will keep, Quentin Roosevelt, — sleep.
22 HOMAGE.
[F. A. GiLBREATH. ] In May we come with garlands bright; To pay a homage due — Bedecking greening mounds, where sleep The Khaki, Gray and Blue.
Each time we hold this honored tryst, Our hearts in measure thrill.
...Just as we value worth of faith, Which martyred lives instill.
Tradition holds for every land A guilding future sign.
And in the cause for which these served We find a trust benign.
We know beneath Our Flag's fair folds Wrong's schemes, but briefly live.
For soon they meet the withering scorn.
Which Right and Justice give.
Our blessed land will always praise The true, the strong, the brave, 'Tis through such lives God's plan unfolds As these who died to save.
Resplendent Glory shrouds each mound With everlasting hue.
What to read after Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1925?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public I to read onlineMoreLess
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