Songs of Labor And Reform
Songs of Labor And Reform
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"No more from Aland's rampartsShall warning signal come, Nor startled Sweaborg hear againThe roll of midnight drum.
"Beside our fierce Black EagleThe Dove of Peace shall rest;And in the mouths of cannonThe sea-bird make her nest.
"For Finland, looking seaward, No coming foe shall scan;And the holy bells of AboShall ring, 'Good-will to man!' "Then row thy boat, O fisher!In peace on lake and bay;And thou, young maiden, dance againAround the poles of May!
"Sit down, old men, together, Old wives, i...n quiet spin;Henceforth the Anglo-SaxonIs the brother of the Finn!"1856.
THE EVE OF ELECTION.
FROM gold to grayOur mild sweet dayOf Indian Summer fades too soon;But tenderlyAbove the seaHangs, white and calm, the hunter's moon.
In its pale fire, The village spireShows like the zodiac's spectral lance;The painted wallsWhereon it fallsTransfigured stand in marble trance!
O'er fallen leavesThe west-wind grieves, Yet comes a seed-time round again;And morn shall seeThe State sown freeWith baleful tares or healthful grain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No more from Aland's rampartsShall warning signal come, Nor startled Sweaborg hear againThe roll of midnight drum.
"Beside our fierce Black EagleThe Dove of Peace shall rest;And in the mouths of cannonThe sea-bird make her nest.
"For Finland, looking seaward, No coming foe shall scan;And the holy bells of AboShall ring, 'Good-will to man!' "Then row thy boat, O fisher!In peace on lake and bay;And thou, young maiden, dance againAround the poles of May!
"Sit down, old men, together, Old wives, i...n quiet spin;Henceforth the Anglo-SaxonIs the brother of the Finn!"1856.
THE EVE OF ELECTION.
FROM gold to grayOur mild sweet dayOf Indian Summer fades too soon;But tenderlyAbove the seaHangs, white and calm, the hunter's moon.
In its pale fire, The village spireShows like the zodiac's spectral lance;The painted wallsWhereon it fallsTransfigured stand in marble trance!
O'er fallen leavesThe west-wind grieves, Yet comes a seed-time round again;And morn shall seeThe State sown freeWith baleful tares or healthful grain.
What to read after Songs of Labor And Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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