My Lyrical Life Poems Old And New
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Weaving your life-flowers in Wealth's robe of glory, Ye stint in your starkness with youth smitten hoary ! down to the dust with ye, Cowards and Slaves, Plague-stricken Cumber-grounds, slink to your graves ! They have broken your hearts for their hunger, and "trod The wine-press for Death, with our fruitage of God; And ye lick their feet, red with your blood, like dumb cattle ! Far better, far braver to meet them in battle ! The bow that Tell drew hath lost none of its spring, Did ye nerve with... your daring the arrow and string : O down to the dust with ye, Cowards and Slaves, Plague-stricken Cumber-grounds, slink to your graves ! There's a curse on the Mammonites fiery and fell. Their hearts are as hard as the Millstones of Hell; A CRY OF THE PEOPLE. 245 And there's wringing of hands with the Knave and the Tyrant, For God's graven Autograph's on their death- warrant. The people arise face to face with their Foes : Up now ! while before us the Fire-Pillar glows ! Or down to the dust with ye, Cowards and Slaves, Down, down for ever, and rot in your graves !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weaving your life-flowers in Wealth's robe of glory, Ye stint in your starkness with youth smitten hoary ! down to the dust with ye, Cowards and Slaves, Plague-stricken Cumber-grounds, slink to your graves ! They have broken your hearts for their hunger, and "trod The wine-press for Death, with our fruitage of God; And ye lick their feet, red with your blood, like dumb cattle ! Far better, far braver to meet them in battle ! The bow that Tell drew hath lost none of its spring, Did ye nerve with... your daring the arrow and string : O down to the dust with ye, Cowards and Slaves, Plague-stricken Cumber-grounds, slink to your graves ! There's a curse on the Mammonites fiery and fell. Their hearts are as hard as the Millstones of Hell; A CRY OF THE PEOPLE. 245 And there's wringing of hands with the Knave and the Tyrant, For God's graven Autograph's on their death- warrant. The people arise face to face with their Foes : Up now ! while before us the Fire-Pillar glows ! Or down to the dust with ye, Cowards and Slaves, Down, down for ever, and rot in your graves !
What to read after My Lyrical Life Poems Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Massey to read onlineMoreLess
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