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Though part of him lies buried In Bull Run's bloody plains, Today he finds forgetfulness Of the wounds that cause his pains. Their steps lead to the graveyard Where a mound's adorned with wreaths, And a modest flag is waving Over him who sleeps beneath. My boy, so spake the elder, This is my father's grave, Who fought and fell at Gettysburg, A soldier true and brave. His death left me an orphan, A cripple Bull Run's fray, And soon the drum's known signal Beats my last reveille; But while summon...s are suspended, I yearly come to pray Upon my father's resting place On Decoration Day. All joys have long since left me, Life's but a weary drag, For of joyful thoughts I have but two "My medals and my flag. " My false limb is growing heavy, I'm prepared all joys to waive, Promise, you'll next Decoration Lay a wreath upon my grave. TO SUFFRAGETTES 119 To Suffragettes A soulful woman, whose home her paradise, A reigning queen, discreet in her domain, Who doth not mix in idle gossip's folly, Emancipation finds in woman's sphere; As dutiful and brave a wife as mother, A radiating jewel of her sex, Disseminating sunshine bright and lustre Amongst her circle, sacred in its bonds; For in her hands the reins of life are given, Which latter unskilled hands to misery steer, A noble, tender, loving wife and mother, The soul of progress and a virtuous race, For woman holds the key to metamorphose Our earth into a heaven or a hell: To mold the children into men and women Is woman's arduous and most noble task.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though part of him lies buried In Bull Run's bloody plains, Today he finds forgetfulness Of the wounds that cause his pains. Their steps lead to the graveyard Where a mound's adorned with wreaths, And a modest flag is waving Over him who sleeps beneath. My boy, so spake the elder, This is my father's grave, Who fought and fell at Gettysburg, A soldier true and brave. His death left me an orphan, A cripple Bull Run's fray, And soon the drum's known signal Beats my last reveille; But while summon...s are suspended, I yearly come to pray Upon my father's resting place On Decoration Day. All joys have long since left me, Life's but a weary drag, For of joyful thoughts I have but two "My medals and my flag. " My false limb is growing heavy, I'm prepared all joys to waive, Promise, you'll next Decoration Lay a wreath upon my grave. TO SUFFRAGETTES 119 To Suffragettes A soulful woman, whose home her paradise, A reigning queen, discreet in her domain, Who doth not mix in idle gossip's folly, Emancipation finds in woman's sphere; As dutiful and brave a wife as mother, A radiating jewel of her sex, Disseminating sunshine bright and lustre Amongst her circle, sacred in its bonds; For in her hands the reins of life are given, Which latter unskilled hands to misery steer, A noble, tender, loving wife and mother, The soul of progress and a virtuous race, For woman holds the key to metamorphose Our earth into a heaven or a hell: To mold the children into men and women Is woman's arduous and most noble task.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Frederick Straube to read onlineMoreLess
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