Poems of Sentiment
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When God shall sendA second death to be thy friend, "Thou need'st not fear a darker fate -Go forth with yonder throng, and wait. " A SONG OF REPUBLICS Fair Freedom's ship, too long adrift - Of every wind the sport -Now rigged and manned, her course well planned, Sails proudly out of port;And fluttering gaily from the mast This motto is unfurled, Let all men heed its truth who read: "Republics rule the World!" The universe is high as God! Good is the final goal;The world revolves and man evolves... A purpose and a soul. No church can bind, no crown forbid Thought's mighty upward course -Let kings give way before its sway, For God inspires its force.
The hero of a vanished age Was one who bathed in gore;Who best could fight was noblest knight In savage days of yore;Now warrior chiefs are out of date, The times have changed. To-dayWe call men great who arbitrate And keep war's hounds at bay.
The world no longer looks to priest Or prince to know its needs;Earth's human throng has grown too strong To rule with courts and creeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When God shall sendA second death to be thy friend, "Thou need'st not fear a darker fate -Go forth with yonder throng, and wait. " A SONG OF REPUBLICS Fair Freedom's ship, too long adrift - Of every wind the sport -Now rigged and manned, her course well planned, Sails proudly out of port;And fluttering gaily from the mast This motto is unfurled, Let all men heed its truth who read: "Republics rule the World!" The universe is high as God! Good is the final goal;The world revolves and man evolves... A purpose and a soul. No church can bind, no crown forbid Thought's mighty upward course -Let kings give way before its sway, For God inspires its force.
The hero of a vanished age Was one who bathed in gore;Who best could fight was noblest knight In savage days of yore;Now warrior chiefs are out of date, The times have changed. To-dayWe call men great who arbitrate And keep war's hounds at bay.
The world no longer looks to priest Or prince to know its needs;Earth's human throng has grown too strong To rule with courts and creeds.
What to read after Poems of Sentiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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