My Rubaiyat
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They dream of universal peace In times when greed still cruder grows Than in the days of Skalds and Huns Oh, dream of a fraternal race, Of happiness to all of man!
When will love stronger prove than war!
XLIV.
The sword shall break the sword they say, And force shall strangle force some day. Thus men march toward battles red, Their mangled bodies strew the plains, While o er the corpse the mother wails, Her firstborn slain, her pride in life.
XLV.
Why should youth be killed from afar, Races str...uggle in deadly clutch! Are no more fallow fields to plough? Is death s scythe not keen enough ! Oh, mankind, when will you waken To an honor nobler than death !
15 SADAKICHI HARTMANN XLVI.
If no tread of marching armies Answered a nation s bugle peal, If young and old refused to bear Arms gainst brethren they do not know, Then only, in some dim future May we greet the dawn-doves of peace.
XLVII.
One holy war has to be fought To make both man and woman free : The world will flash with signal lights, Each land ring with its people s voice For from those crimson rivulets Will rise a saner sun-warm life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They dream of universal peace In times when greed still cruder grows Than in the days of Skalds and Huns Oh, dream of a fraternal race, Of happiness to all of man!
When will love stronger prove than war!
XLIV.
The sword shall break the sword they say, And force shall strangle force some day. Thus men march toward battles red, Their mangled bodies strew the plains, While o er the corpse the mother wails, Her firstborn slain, her pride in life.
XLV.
Why should youth be killed from afar, Races str...uggle in deadly clutch! Are no more fallow fields to plough? Is death s scythe not keen enough ! Oh, mankind, when will you waken To an honor nobler than death !
15 SADAKICHI HARTMANN XLVI.
If no tread of marching armies Answered a nation s bugle peal, If young and old refused to bear Arms gainst brethren they do not know, Then only, in some dim future May we greet the dawn-doves of peace.
XLVII.
One holy war has to be fought To make both man and woman free : The world will flash with signal lights, Each land ring with its people s voice For from those crimson rivulets Will rise a saner sun-warm life.
What to read after My Rubaiyat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadakichi Hartmann to read onlineMoreLess
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