The Blue And the Gray And Other Verses
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I light my torch! and glowing, Flames up the old love born of war, When France, with banners blowing, Shared with us half of blood and scar.
I light my torch ! it scatters Broad beams athwart the wondering Night, Where bleeding and in tatters The Right lies under heel of Might.
I light my torch! it levels A flaming spear at lust and greed That rob for royal revels The fire and crust of starving need. 69 70 THE BRONZE LIBERTY I light my torch ! and shackles Drop off in shame from serf and slave:... War-drums and rifle crackles Give place to hearts that heal and save.
I light my torch! and Power That throttles free thought at its birth Goes down, as crumbles tower When hidden surges rock the earth.
I light my torch ! behold it !
France gave it twice to our dear land! Though Night and Storm enfold it Undying lifts our Freedom s hand!
HER EXPLANATION HE When you said no, how could I know Your no meant yes? Did you mean stay, when you said go?
Now, love, confess!
SHE You silly boy! when tongue said no The lips smiled yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I light my torch! and glowing, Flames up the old love born of war, When France, with banners blowing, Shared with us half of blood and scar.
I light my torch ! it scatters Broad beams athwart the wondering Night, Where bleeding and in tatters The Right lies under heel of Might.
I light my torch! it levels A flaming spear at lust and greed That rob for royal revels The fire and crust of starving need. 69 70 THE BRONZE LIBERTY I light my torch ! and shackles Drop off in shame from serf and slave:... War-drums and rifle crackles Give place to hearts that heal and save.
I light my torch! and Power That throttles free thought at its birth Goes down, as crumbles tower When hidden surges rock the earth.
I light my torch ! behold it !
France gave it twice to our dear land! Though Night and Storm enfold it Undying lifts our Freedom s hand!
HER EXPLANATION HE When you said no, how could I know Your no meant yes? Did you mean stay, when you said go?
Now, love, confess!
SHE You silly boy! when tongue said no The lips smiled yes.
What to read after The Blue And the Gray And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis M Francis Miles Finch to read onlineMoreLess
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