Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1930
Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1930
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Their shot-torn flags still wave upon the air.
There where some new heroic deed is done ; And, echoing loud, their shout still ringeth where Some new field waits, by brave hearts to be won.
The brave die never, though they sleep in dust : Their courage nerves a thousand living men, Who seize and carry on the sacred trust. And win their noble victories o'er again.
Their graves are cradles of the purpose high That led them on the weary march, and through The battles where the dying do not die, Bu...t live forever in the deeds they do.
And from these cradles rise the coming years — ■ The dead souls resurrected. — still to keep The memory of those times of blood and tears, And carry on the work of those who sleep.
And thus the silent bivouac of the dead Finds voice, and thrills with throbbing life today ; And we, who softly by their green tents tread, Will hear and heed the noble words they say.
THE HARVEST.
Henry Watterson.
The hundreds of thousands who fell on both sides did not die in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their shot-torn flags still wave upon the air.
There where some new heroic deed is done ; And, echoing loud, their shout still ringeth where Some new field waits, by brave hearts to be won.
The brave die never, though they sleep in dust : Their courage nerves a thousand living men, Who seize and carry on the sacred trust. And win their noble victories o'er again.
Their graves are cradles of the purpose high That led them on the weary march, and through The battles where the dying do not die, Bu...t live forever in the deeds they do.
And from these cradles rise the coming years — ■ The dead souls resurrected. — still to keep The memory of those times of blood and tears, And carry on the work of those who sleep.
And thus the silent bivouac of the dead Finds voice, and thrills with throbbing life today ; And we, who softly by their green tents tread, Will hear and heed the noble words they say.
THE HARVEST.
Henry Watterson.
The hundreds of thousands who fell on both sides did not die in vain.
What to read after Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1930?
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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