Soldier Poets Songs of the Fighting Men
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F. ) God and the Child THE blessing of all blessings did attend The marriage of my friend, And gave him, to his comfort and his joy, A baby boy ; To whom, as day by day The growing mind took strength and spread it; wings In search of many things, The father would display Nothing that was not true and pure and fair, Withholding whatsoe'er, Being born of ugliness and pain, Turns to its own again. So for the child was every season bright And made for his delight ; No fear he knew of anger and the ...rod, But, led by love and gentleness and care, Found gifts of goodness everywhere And babbled of the giver, even God.
56 John Lodge And so it came to pass That, having lately come to his fifth year, One evening he was playing on the grass, Bestriding his toy engine, not less dear For being old and quaint, Batter'd and wooden and devoid of paint ; And by it stood a Chinaman of tin, His wagging head now still, Perchance because the trumpet at his side Awhile had ceas'd to fill His ears with din ; And happy in his playthings was the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. ) God and the Child THE blessing of all blessings did attend The marriage of my friend, And gave him, to his comfort and his joy, A baby boy ; To whom, as day by day The growing mind took strength and spread it; wings In search of many things, The father would display Nothing that was not true and pure and fair, Withholding whatsoe'er, Being born of ugliness and pain, Turns to its own again. So for the child was every season bright And made for his delight ; No fear he knew of anger and the ...rod, But, led by love and gentleness and care, Found gifts of goodness everywhere And babbled of the giver, even God.
56 John Lodge And so it came to pass That, having lately come to his fifth year, One evening he was playing on the grass, Bestriding his toy engine, not less dear For being old and quaint, Batter'd and wooden and devoid of paint ; And by it stood a Chinaman of tin, His wagging head now still, Perchance because the trumpet at his side Awhile had ceas'd to fill His ears with din ; And happy in his playthings was the child.
What to read after Soldier Poets Songs of the Fighting Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galloway Kyle to read onlineMoreLess
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