Memorial Day Decoration Day Its Celebration Spirit And Significance As Relat
Memorial Day Decoration Day Its Celebration Spirit And Significance As Relat
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No, I ll not cry. Has the time come? The bugle-call from the sea-wall, The tap of drum? My tears are dry.
H4 MEMORIAL DAY Rest your head here, My lad, Close to me, dear; Why do you stare? Have pain and care made me less fair ? Are my lips white with fear? Hark! how they cheer Down in the Square there!
What do they care, My lad, For this brown hair That I love so?
Their drums long roll will crush my soul- Ah, God ! don t go ! I cannot bear There, I ll be still, My lad, Truly I will ; My tears ar...e spent. Which regiment will next be sent? Does every bullet kill? Hold me until The call is urgent !
Who spoke your name, My lad?
The summons came Out of the crowd! Oh, hold me, lad ! fold me, lad ! Their flag s a shroud To bury shame!
THE WAR 115 Have they begun, My lad?
See, the troops run! Your eyes are wet; You are so quiet; is there time yet? God ! It s the signal gun ! Kiss me, just one. Run with your musket!
THE BATTLE OF CHARLESTON HARBOR Bombardment of Fort Sumter by the fleet, April fth, 1863 BY PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE Two hours, or more, beyond the prime of a blithe April day, The Northmen s mailed " Invincibles " steamed up fair Charleston Bay; They came in sullen file and slow, low-breasted on the wave, Black as a midnight front of storm, and silent as the grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, I ll not cry. Has the time come? The bugle-call from the sea-wall, The tap of drum? My tears are dry.
H4 MEMORIAL DAY Rest your head here, My lad, Close to me, dear; Why do you stare? Have pain and care made me less fair ? Are my lips white with fear? Hark! how they cheer Down in the Square there!
What do they care, My lad, For this brown hair That I love so?
Their drums long roll will crush my soul- Ah, God ! don t go ! I cannot bear There, I ll be still, My lad, Truly I will ; My tears ar...e spent. Which regiment will next be sent? Does every bullet kill? Hold me until The call is urgent !
Who spoke your name, My lad?
The summons came Out of the crowd! Oh, hold me, lad ! fold me, lad ! Their flag s a shroud To bury shame!
THE WAR 115 Have they begun, My lad?
See, the troops run! Your eyes are wet; You are so quiet; is there time yet? God ! It s the signal gun ! Kiss me, just one. Run with your musket!
THE BATTLE OF CHARLESTON HARBOR Bombardment of Fort Sumter by the fleet, April fth, 1863 BY PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE Two hours, or more, beyond the prime of a blithe April day, The Northmen s mailed " Invincibles " steamed up fair Charleston Bay; They came in sullen file and slow, low-breasted on the wave, Black as a midnight front of storm, and silent as the grave.
What to read after Memorial Day Decoration Day Its Celebration Spirit And Significance As Relat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schauffler, Robert Haven, 1879-1964, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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