Rebel Rhymes And Other Poems
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Falls earthward on the graves where lie Our soldiers, brave and true.
27 Digitized by Google 28 OUR CHIEFTAIN.
Ah ! in the dim hours of the day, The silence of the night, We seem to see the troops in gray Sweep down from off the heights.
And shadowy forms by riverside, And on fierce battle plain ; Once more our gallant soldiers ride, Our vessels speed the main.
Our bugle notes sound once again Adown the valleys wide ; The beat of drum, the clash of steel We hear on every side.
Alas ! the conque...red banner Waves but in fitful dreams ; Our armies grand are phantoms, That ford the flowing streams.
Still, we with souls undaunted Will sing our martial lays, And tell to coming ages The glory of those days.
And all about the sepulchres, The graves of our defeat, Digitized by Google OUR CHIEFTAIN. 29 Will Poesy the pathways tread, And gather garlands sweet.
Garlands that ne'er shall wither.
Of names that cannot die While yet one flower drinks the dew Beneath the Southern sky.
Then, Chieftain of the Southland, Proud heart, be of good cheer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Falls earthward on the graves where lie Our soldiers, brave and true.
27 Digitized by Google 28 OUR CHIEFTAIN.
Ah ! in the dim hours of the day, The silence of the night, We seem to see the troops in gray Sweep down from off the heights.
And shadowy forms by riverside, And on fierce battle plain ; Once more our gallant soldiers ride, Our vessels speed the main.
Our bugle notes sound once again Adown the valleys wide ; The beat of drum, the clash of steel We hear on every side.
Alas ! the conque...red banner Waves but in fitful dreams ; Our armies grand are phantoms, That ford the flowing streams.
Still, we with souls undaunted Will sing our martial lays, And tell to coming ages The glory of those days.
And all about the sepulchres, The graves of our defeat, Digitized by Google OUR CHIEFTAIN. 29 Will Poesy the pathways tread, And gather garlands sweet.
Garlands that ne'er shall wither.
Of names that cannot die While yet one flower drinks the dew Beneath the Southern sky.
Then, Chieftain of the Southland, Proud heart, be of good cheer.
What to read after Rebel Rhymes And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth J Hereford to read onlineMoreLess
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