Portraits And Protests
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Not I for youth repine While warmly round me cluster lives More dear to me than mine.
THERE WAS A MOON, THERE WAS A STAR There was a moon, there was a star, There was a path, a wood, A silent voice, a speechless word, Well heard and understood.
6x PROTESTS THE POLTROON His country cowered under the mailed fist Of the great soldier nation of his day; But did he volunteer ? Not he : instead He talked in ill-timed, ill-judged platitudes, Urging a most unpatriotic peace.
People that had been once s...lapped in the face Ought to stand still, he thought, till slapped again; And if we were insulted, we should watch For chances to return it with a favor.
I will say for him, milksop as he was, He was consistent : for he let himself Be knocked about the streets and spit upon.
And never had the manhood to hit back.
Of course he had no sense at all of honor, — Either his country's honor, or his own, — Contemptible poltroon! His name was Jesus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not I for youth repine While warmly round me cluster lives More dear to me than mine.
THERE WAS A MOON, THERE WAS A STAR There was a moon, there was a star, There was a path, a wood, A silent voice, a speechless word, Well heard and understood.
6x PROTESTS THE POLTROON His country cowered under the mailed fist Of the great soldier nation of his day; But did he volunteer ? Not he : instead He talked in ill-timed, ill-judged platitudes, Urging a most unpatriotic peace.
People that had been once s...lapped in the face Ought to stand still, he thought, till slapped again; And if we were insulted, we should watch For chances to return it with a favor.
I will say for him, milksop as he was, He was consistent : for he let himself Be knocked about the streets and spit upon.
And never had the manhood to hit back.
Of course he had no sense at all of honor, — Either his country's honor, or his own, — Contemptible poltroon! His name was Jesus.
What to read after Portraits And Protests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Norcliffe Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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