Songs of the South; Choice Selections From Southern Poets From Colonial Times to the Present Day
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BALAKLAVA.
ALEXANDER BEAUFORT MEEK.
I.
O THE charge at Balaklava !
O that rash and fatal charge !
Never was a fiercer, braver.
Than that charge at Balaklava, On the battle's bloody marge !
All the day the Russian columns.
Fortress huge, and blazing banks.
Poured their dread destructive volumes On the French and English ranks, — On the gallant allied ranks !
Earth and sky seemed rent asunder By the loud, incessant thunder !
When a strange but stern command — Needless, heedless, rash command — Ca...me to Lucan's little band, — Scarce six hundred men and horses Of those vast contending forces : — " England's lost unless you save her !
Charge the pass at Balaklava!" O that rash and fatal charge.
On the battle's bloody marge !
Far away the Russian eagles Soar o'er smoking hill and dell.
SONGS OF THE SOUTH. 59 And their hordes, like howHng beagles, Dense and countless, 'round them yell !
Thundering cannon, deadly mortar, Sweep the field in every quarter !
Never, since the days of Jesus, Trembled so the Chersonesus !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BALAKLAVA.
ALEXANDER BEAUFORT MEEK.
I.
O THE charge at Balaklava !
O that rash and fatal charge !
Never was a fiercer, braver.
Than that charge at Balaklava, On the battle's bloody marge !
All the day the Russian columns.
Fortress huge, and blazing banks.
Poured their dread destructive volumes On the French and English ranks, — On the gallant allied ranks !
Earth and sky seemed rent asunder By the loud, incessant thunder !
When a strange but stern command — Needless, heedless, rash command — Ca...me to Lucan's little band, — Scarce six hundred men and horses Of those vast contending forces : — " England's lost unless you save her !
Charge the pass at Balaklava!" O that rash and fatal charge.
On the battle's bloody marge !
Far away the Russian eagles Soar o'er smoking hill and dell.
SONGS OF THE SOUTH. 59 And their hordes, like howHng beagles, Dense and countless, 'round them yell !
Thundering cannon, deadly mortar, Sweep the field in every quarter !
Never, since the days of Jesus, Trembled so the Chersonesus !
What to read after Songs of the South; Choice Selections From Southern Poets From Colonial Times to the Present Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennie Thornley Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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