On Vimy Ridge And Other Poems
On Vimy Ridge And Other Poems
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How soon the glory and the grace must pass From life, brief life that's fashioned of grass ! Along the dusty highway see us go, With two sick horse to draw the carriage slow, A score of ragged men, with rhythmic tread, To that dark pit prepar'd for him ahead.
19 St. Augustine of Hippo *• Great is the power of memory, a fearful thing, O my God. " — Confessions.
Oh, brave, strong soul, who drov'st thy way to Christ So fiercely, trampling down thy heart*s desires So sweet ; who for the Sacred Bloo...d un- pric'd Didst even try to quench the blistering fires That glow'd, aye, red like hell and white like lust! Has yet thy heart found rest ? Is victory won ? Or dost thou think of Carthage in the sun. Of Carthage and a girl, though both are dust ?
Thou walkest on the sea of mingled glass and fire, Which is the symbol of man's still'd desire. Yet is there never moment when thy song is mute. And thy pale hand uprais'd to strike the golden lute Falters, and memory brings back the vanish'd years, And Carthage, and a child who went from thee with tears ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How soon the glory and the grace must pass From life, brief life that's fashioned of grass ! Along the dusty highway see us go, With two sick horse to draw the carriage slow, A score of ragged men, with rhythmic tread, To that dark pit prepar'd for him ahead.
19 St. Augustine of Hippo *• Great is the power of memory, a fearful thing, O my God. " — Confessions.
Oh, brave, strong soul, who drov'st thy way to Christ So fiercely, trampling down thy heart*s desires So sweet ; who for the Sacred Bloo...d un- pric'd Didst even try to quench the blistering fires That glow'd, aye, red like hell and white like lust! Has yet thy heart found rest ? Is victory won ? Or dost thou think of Carthage in the sun. Of Carthage and a girl, though both are dust ?
Thou walkest on the sea of mingled glass and fire, Which is the symbol of man's still'd desire. Yet is there never moment when thy song is mute. And thy pale hand uprais'd to strike the golden lute Falters, and memory brings back the vanish'd years, And Carthage, and a child who went from thee with tears ?
What to read after On Vimy Ridge And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Alexander Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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