Poems And Ballads
Poems And Ballads
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Cavaliers, O Cavaliers ! BALLAD OF THE TRUMPETER NASEBY FIELD FILLED with the breath of me my bugle led the charge, Here where the golden corn is growing ; Over the death of me the battle blossomed large, Here where the cornflowers blue are blowing. Over the trumpeter who led the Cavaliers, Over the silence he is keeping, Over the golden corn the wind of summer veers, Over the crimson poppies sleeping. Yea, but the soul of me still fills the bugle gay, Still when the battle calls I hear it ; He...re though my dust may be and far the fight away, Here lies my dust, but there my spirit. 23 24 BALLAD OF THE TRUMPETER Still as of old it lives, though here my body lies, Shrill through the clash of swords that sever, Still from the bugle's throat across the fight it cries, " ENGLAND FOR EVER AND FOR EVER ! " When, lit by light of sword and riding knee to knee, Bright through the battle into story, England's swift squadrons ride, their trumpeter is me, Yea, and their glory is my glory. THE OLD ENGLISH TOWN IT is June.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cavaliers, O Cavaliers ! BALLAD OF THE TRUMPETER NASEBY FIELD FILLED with the breath of me my bugle led the charge, Here where the golden corn is growing ; Over the death of me the battle blossomed large, Here where the cornflowers blue are blowing. Over the trumpeter who led the Cavaliers, Over the silence he is keeping, Over the golden corn the wind of summer veers, Over the crimson poppies sleeping. Yea, but the soul of me still fills the bugle gay, Still when the battle calls I hear it ; He...re though my dust may be and far the fight away, Here lies my dust, but there my spirit. 23 24 BALLAD OF THE TRUMPETER Still as of old it lives, though here my body lies, Shrill through the clash of swords that sever, Still from the bugle's throat across the fight it cries, " ENGLAND FOR EVER AND FOR EVER ! " When, lit by light of sword and riding knee to knee, Bright through the battle into story, England's swift squadrons ride, their trumpeter is me, Yea, and their glory is my glory. THE OLD ENGLISH TOWN IT is June.
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