Stanza And Sequel And Other Poems
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1 15 There is no overestimate Of kindness to our kind, And brightest stars will bless the man To helpful ways inclined !
THE FORTY-SECOND.
WHEN, erst, the nation was besieged By armed rebellious foemen, And peace had fled, and skies were dark With every direful omen ; And Lincoln, from the capitol, For aid so wistful beckoned.
Not least among the men to march The Bay state's Forty-second !
Now that the din of war is done.
And glad the war cloud's risen, They come with thought of camp and field....
And of the rebel prison !
Il6 THE FORTY-SECOND.
They gather here for hearty words, In kindly interest spoken, To make the bands of friendship strong, That never may be broken !
Should Treason arm again her hosts, To fill the land with trouble.
Her deepest schemes of ill would prove An evanescent bubble ; For those brave men would rise again And march, with others like them, To capture all the rebel guns.
And evermore to spike them.
And, wishing you much earthly joy, And entrance late to heaven, I speak this sincere offering, In rhythmic numbers given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 15 There is no overestimate Of kindness to our kind, And brightest stars will bless the man To helpful ways inclined !
THE FORTY-SECOND.
WHEN, erst, the nation was besieged By armed rebellious foemen, And peace had fled, and skies were dark With every direful omen ; And Lincoln, from the capitol, For aid so wistful beckoned.
Not least among the men to march The Bay state's Forty-second !
Now that the din of war is done.
And glad the war cloud's risen, They come with thought of camp and field....
And of the rebel prison !
Il6 THE FORTY-SECOND.
They gather here for hearty words, In kindly interest spoken, To make the bands of friendship strong, That never may be broken !
Should Treason arm again her hosts, To fill the land with trouble.
Her deepest schemes of ill would prove An evanescent bubble ; For those brave men would rise again And march, with others like them, To capture all the rebel guns.
And evermore to spike them.
And, wishing you much earthly joy, And entrance late to heaven, I speak this sincere offering, In rhythmic numbers given.
What to read after Stanza And Sequel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aella Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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