Poems for All Classes
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Brave Lafayette, a friend in need.
Gave us himself, his wealth, his all, More than a century passed by.
And then there came an urgent call From France for help, and recently.
Brave Pershing, whom we all revere, Placed flowers on his tomb, and said, "Friend Lafayette, behold we're here!" "We've come to pay the debt we owe, Not many thousand were we when You came to help defeat our foe, We bring you now a million men To down the Kaiser and his host, A million, we'll not stop with one, But ten, if... need be, we will bring.
In gratitude for what you've done." "So, rest in peace, brave Lafayette, We'll thrash your foe, and thrash him well, Already, on the horde of tluns.
The Yankee's work begins to tell ; We'll put the accursed Prussian down, All that is due him he will get, And when he's conquered, we can say.
We've paid our debt to Lafayette!" Sept. 7, 1918.
WAR POEMS 75 THE KAISER'S DOOM.
The Kaiser thot He'd laid a plot Whereby he'd got A firm hold on the world ; He'll change his mind, Only to find That he was blind, And soon now will be hurled From ofif his throne, That he alone Must soon atone For his enormous crime; He must come down, And lose his crown And past renown, Both now and for all time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brave Lafayette, a friend in need.
Gave us himself, his wealth, his all, More than a century passed by.
And then there came an urgent call From France for help, and recently.
Brave Pershing, whom we all revere, Placed flowers on his tomb, and said, "Friend Lafayette, behold we're here!" "We've come to pay the debt we owe, Not many thousand were we when You came to help defeat our foe, We bring you now a million men To down the Kaiser and his host, A million, we'll not stop with one, But ten, if... need be, we will bring.
In gratitude for what you've done." "So, rest in peace, brave Lafayette, We'll thrash your foe, and thrash him well, Already, on the horde of tluns.
The Yankee's work begins to tell ; We'll put the accursed Prussian down, All that is due him he will get, And when he's conquered, we can say.
We've paid our debt to Lafayette!" Sept. 7, 1918.
WAR POEMS 75 THE KAISER'S DOOM.
The Kaiser thot He'd laid a plot Whereby he'd got A firm hold on the world ; He'll change his mind, Only to find That he was blind, And soon now will be hurled From ofif his throne, That he alone Must soon atone For his enormous crime; He must come down, And lose his crown And past renown, Both now and for all time.
What to read after Poems for All Classes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Franklin Bair to read onlineMoreLess
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