Songs And Poems of the South
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Though but a painful brief career, To him, on earth was given, Yet, mourner, dry the gushing tear, He s passed to peace, in heaven. How blest the fortunes of the young, Who thus, ere age can wither, Hear sweetly, from the Saviour s tongno, The mandate, " Come up hither ! " THE DAY OF FREEDOM A POEM at Snscaloosa, Alabama, JULY 4, 1838.
T HON. WILLIAM RUSSELL SMITH, OF ALABAMA, THIS TRIBUTE IN EARLY LIFE 13 AOAIX INSCRIBED, BY HIS FRIEND, THE AUTHOR.
POEM.
IF it be good to think on virtues past,... If many a noble secret, rich and true, On history s pictured page, neglected lies, From which the heart might sage instruction glean. And a sweet moral learn, to guide its path, Through times bewildering labyrinths, aright, If the brave deeds, by patriot sires achieved, When viewed again, their children liap ly prompt To emulation pure, and thus inspire A kindred spirit, and a genial love, A gratitude ennobling to the heart, Oh, sure it must be good and right alway, To nurse the memories of this sacred day !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though but a painful brief career, To him, on earth was given, Yet, mourner, dry the gushing tear, He s passed to peace, in heaven. How blest the fortunes of the young, Who thus, ere age can wither, Hear sweetly, from the Saviour s tongno, The mandate, " Come up hither ! " THE DAY OF FREEDOM A POEM at Snscaloosa, Alabama, JULY 4, 1838.
T HON. WILLIAM RUSSELL SMITH, OF ALABAMA, THIS TRIBUTE IN EARLY LIFE 13 AOAIX INSCRIBED, BY HIS FRIEND, THE AUTHOR.
POEM.
IF it be good to think on virtues past,... If many a noble secret, rich and true, On history s pictured page, neglected lies, From which the heart might sage instruction glean. And a sweet moral learn, to guide its path, Through times bewildering labyrinths, aright, If the brave deeds, by patriot sires achieved, When viewed again, their children liap ly prompt To emulation pure, and thus inspire A kindred spirit, and a genial love, A gratitude ennobling to the heart, Oh, sure it must be good and right alway, To nurse the memories of this sacred day !
What to read after Songs And Poems of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B Alexander Beaufort Meek to read onlineMoreLess
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