Mount Vernon, And Other Poems
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57 58 ' THE CLOCK.
It tells with power the final hour Of joy, and mirth, and grief; And thousands read, with hearts that bleed, Their last, last moments bf ief, Of joy, and mirth, and grief !
It counts the days, and speaks the praise Of life, and deeds we do ; And in the sky, with faithful eye, It notes whate'er is true Of life, and deeds we do.
When dies its chime, the last of time, * And stars are veiled in night; Why need we fear to leave earth's sphere, So we have lived aright, Though stars... are veiled in night ?
WARREN'S APPEAL.
[at bunker hill.] Comrades ! they come, The invaders, fierce and strong ; Hear ye that trump and drum ?
They come to do us wrong!
Shall we to tyrant power succumb?
No I — calm and still, Await the advancing foe ; And then, with iron will.
Deal death at every blow, And wrap in lurid flame the Hill !
59 00 warren's appeal.
Forsake it not — The standard of the free !
Nor let dishonor blot Its matchless chivalry; Where'er it waves, defend the spot !
Our country — ^wives — And children — the strong ties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 58 ' THE CLOCK.
It tells with power the final hour Of joy, and mirth, and grief; And thousands read, with hearts that bleed, Their last, last moments bf ief, Of joy, and mirth, and grief !
It counts the days, and speaks the praise Of life, and deeds we do ; And in the sky, with faithful eye, It notes whate'er is true Of life, and deeds we do.
When dies its chime, the last of time, * And stars are veiled in night; Why need we fear to leave earth's sphere, So we have lived aright, Though stars... are veiled in night ?
WARREN'S APPEAL.
[at bunker hill.] Comrades ! they come, The invaders, fierce and strong ; Hear ye that trump and drum ?
They come to do us wrong!
Shall we to tyrant power succumb?
No I — calm and still, Await the advancing foe ; And then, with iron will.
Deal death at every blow, And wrap in lurid flame the Hill !
59 00 warren's appeal.
Forsake it not — The standard of the free !
Nor let dishonor blot Its matchless chivalry; Where'er it waves, defend the spot !
Our country — ^wives — And children — the strong ties.
What to read after Mount Vernon, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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