Songs, Merry And Sad
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Seeing her face, it seems not far To Troy's heroic field of war, To Troy and all great things that are, She being young.
Paul Jones A century of silent suns Have set since he was laid on sleep, And now they bear with booming guns And streaming banners o'er the deep A withered skin and clammy hair Upon a frame of human bones: Whose corse? We neither know nor care, Content to name it John Paul Jones.
His dust were as another's dust; His bones--what boots it where they lie? What matter whe...re his sword is rust, Or where, now dark, his eagle eye? No foe need fear his arm again, Nor love, nor praise can make him whole; But o'er the farthest sons of men Will brood the glory of his soul.
Careless though cenotaph or tomb Shall tower his country's monument, Let banners float and cannon boom, A million-throated shout be spent, Until his widowed sea shall laugh With sunlight in her mantling foam, While, to his tomb or cenotaph, We bid our hero welcome home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeing her face, it seems not far To Troy's heroic field of war, To Troy and all great things that are, She being young.
Paul Jones A century of silent suns Have set since he was laid on sleep, And now they bear with booming guns And streaming banners o'er the deep A withered skin and clammy hair Upon a frame of human bones: Whose corse? We neither know nor care, Content to name it John Paul Jones.
His dust were as another's dust; His bones--what boots it where they lie? What matter whe...re his sword is rust, Or where, now dark, his eagle eye? No foe need fear his arm again, Nor love, nor praise can make him whole; But o'er the farthest sons of men Will brood the glory of his soul.
Careless though cenotaph or tomb Shall tower his country's monument, Let banners float and cannon boom, A million-throated shout be spent, Until his widowed sea shall laugh With sunlight in her mantling foam, While, to his tomb or cenotaph, We bid our hero welcome home.
What to read after Songs, Merry And Sad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcneill John Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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