Poems 2
Poems 2
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From writer, and speaker, and minstrel songs; When every breeze that had swelled a sail Had seemed to waft me the piteous tale.
The mortal groan, or the parting breath Of those it had left on her fields of death.
65 I 'd heard of her matrons, who nobly sold Their fine-wrought resselfl of silver and gold ; Of her beautiful maidens, who robbed their hair Of the costly gems that were glittering there For brother, or lover, or son, to buy The arms they had borne to the fight, to die.
Her fearless s...truggle, her hopeless fall, Her exiled sons ; I had heard of all ; But never had seen her fate before.
As pictured in him, who had reached my door ; His looks, like an orphan's, so sadly said ' Of his own dear country, * My mother is dead !,' And could America's child behold A sight like this, with a heart so cold It would not melt, and a balsam fiow In word and deed, till the stranger's woe Was softened, if pity and human skill May reach the spirit's deep-seated ill ?
But still did I feel how poor and vain Was human efiTort to lull the pain Of him, whom the sleep of the grave alone Could make to forget the joys he 'd known And lost for ever ; on time's bleak shore To find home, kindred, and friends no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From writer, and speaker, and minstrel songs; When every breeze that had swelled a sail Had seemed to waft me the piteous tale.
The mortal groan, or the parting breath Of those it had left on her fields of death.
65 I 'd heard of her matrons, who nobly sold Their fine-wrought resselfl of silver and gold ; Of her beautiful maidens, who robbed their hair Of the costly gems that were glittering there For brother, or lover, or son, to buy The arms they had borne to the fight, to die.
Her fearless s...truggle, her hopeless fall, Her exiled sons ; I had heard of all ; But never had seen her fate before.
As pictured in him, who had reached my door ; His looks, like an orphan's, so sadly said ' Of his own dear country, * My mother is dead !,' And could America's child behold A sight like this, with a heart so cold It would not melt, and a balsam fiow In word and deed, till the stranger's woe Was softened, if pity and human skill May reach the spirit's deep-seated ill ?
But still did I feel how poor and vain Was human efiTort to lull the pain Of him, whom the sleep of the grave alone Could make to forget the joys he 'd known And lost for ever ; on time's bleak shore To find home, kindred, and friends no more.
What to read after Poems 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gould Hannah Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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