Poems
Poems
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He wins! he wins in sea of space!
(Why prate we now of other wars?) Since he has won his name and place By deathless valor 'mong the stars? 113 JEAN BLEWETT'S POEMS No more that Zeppelin will mock ; No more will sound her song of hate ; With bursting bomb, and fire, and shock, She hurtles downward to her fate.
A touch of rose in eastern skies, A little breeze that calls and sings ; Look yonder where our hero flies Like homing bird on eager wings.
He sees the white mists softly curl ; He sees th...e moon drift pale and wan; Sees Venus climb the stairs of pearl.
To greet the glory of the dawn.
114 JEAN BLEWETTS POEMS A HIGHLAND LAD.
HE would go, they could not keep him, for he came of fighting stock; Though his widowed mother pleaded, he was firm as any rock. Well he loved the patient woman who had nursed him on her breast, Been quite blind to all his follies, but he loved his country best. "I'll come home again, " he told her; "I'll come home again some day, " Laid his face to hers and kissed her, said good-bye and marched away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wins! he wins in sea of space!
(Why prate we now of other wars?) Since he has won his name and place By deathless valor 'mong the stars? 113 JEAN BLEWETT'S POEMS No more that Zeppelin will mock ; No more will sound her song of hate ; With bursting bomb, and fire, and shock, She hurtles downward to her fate.
A touch of rose in eastern skies, A little breeze that calls and sings ; Look yonder where our hero flies Like homing bird on eager wings.
He sees the white mists softly curl ; He sees th...e moon drift pale and wan; Sees Venus climb the stairs of pearl.
To greet the glory of the dawn.
114 JEAN BLEWETTS POEMS A HIGHLAND LAD.
HE would go, they could not keep him, for he came of fighting stock; Though his widowed mother pleaded, he was firm as any rock. Well he loved the patient woman who had nursed him on her breast, Been quite blind to all his follies, but he loved his country best. "I'll come home again, " he told her; "I'll come home again some day, " Laid his face to hers and kissed her, said good-bye and marched away.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Blewett to read onlineMoreLess
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