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115 And from thence are the sighs and the sounds that have made For her children the heart of our Mother afraid.
Is it so ? can it be ? are they prophets who say That night shall return on the dawn of our day? Shall the despots whose hootings ring sharp in our ears Exult in our downfall, rejoice in our tears ? Was it all but a dream, the bright vision that came To the camps of our fathers, through battle and flame ? Did she whisper in vain in each ear, as she passed, " There's a temple found he...re for Jehovah at last ! On this fresh land of God ye shall worship and dwell, And the sound of your joy shall be tyranny's knell. Pass on through the fire, by your trials made strong ; Leave not on your borders one footprint of wrong ; Be as one, and cling close, like the drops in the wave ; Strike firm, and fear not, a free home, or the grave !" Oh, woe to the land where the words are forgot ! Alas for the nation where union is not ! Mourn, mourn, and lament for the ill-fated shore The dust of whose martyrs is holy no more !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
115 And from thence are the sighs and the sounds that have made For her children the heart of our Mother afraid.
Is it so ? can it be ? are they prophets who say That night shall return on the dawn of our day? Shall the despots whose hootings ring sharp in our ears Exult in our downfall, rejoice in our tears ? Was it all but a dream, the bright vision that came To the camps of our fathers, through battle and flame ? Did she whisper in vain in each ear, as she passed, " There's a temple found he...re for Jehovah at last ! On this fresh land of God ye shall worship and dwell, And the sound of your joy shall be tyranny's knell. Pass on through the fire, by your trials made strong ; Leave not on your borders one footprint of wrong ; Be as one, and cling close, like the drops in the wave ; Strike firm, and fear not, a free home, or the grave !" Oh, woe to the land where the words are forgot ! Alas for the nation where union is not ! Mourn, mourn, and lament for the ill-fated shore The dust of whose martyrs is holy no more !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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