The Builders : And Other Poems
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He saved by slaughter, and denied a grave.
67 II AMERICA'S WAY But thou, my country, though no fault be thine For that red horror far across the sea ; Though not a tortured wretch can point to thee, And curse thee for the selfishness supine Of those great Powers that cowardly combine To shield the Turk in his iniquity ; Yet, since thy hand is innocent and free, Rise, thou, and show the world the way divine !
Thou canst not break the oppressor's iron rod, But thou canst minister to the oppressed... ; Thou canst not loose the captive's heavy chain.
But thou canst bind his wounds and soothe his pain.
Armenia calls thee. Empire of the West, To play the Good Samaritan for God.
68 THE BUILDERS AN ACADEMIC ODE RBCITBD AT THB ONB HUNDRBD AND FIPTIBTH ANNIVBRSARY OF PRINCETON COLLBQB OCTOBER ax, 1896 THE BUILDEE^ TNTO the dust of the making of man ^ Spirit was breathed when his life began, Lifting him up from his low estate, With masterful passion, the wish to create.
Out of the dust of his making, man Fashioned his works as the ages ran ; Palace, and fortress, and temple, and tower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saved by slaughter, and denied a grave.
67 II AMERICA'S WAY But thou, my country, though no fault be thine For that red horror far across the sea ; Though not a tortured wretch can point to thee, And curse thee for the selfishness supine Of those great Powers that cowardly combine To shield the Turk in his iniquity ; Yet, since thy hand is innocent and free, Rise, thou, and show the world the way divine !
Thou canst not break the oppressor's iron rod, But thou canst minister to the oppressed... ; Thou canst not loose the captive's heavy chain.
But thou canst bind his wounds and soothe his pain.
Armenia calls thee. Empire of the West, To play the Good Samaritan for God.
68 THE BUILDERS AN ACADEMIC ODE RBCITBD AT THB ONB HUNDRBD AND FIPTIBTH ANNIVBRSARY OF PRINCETON COLLBQB OCTOBER ax, 1896 THE BUILDEE^ TNTO the dust of the making of man ^ Spirit was breathed when his life began, Lifting him up from his low estate, With masterful passion, the wish to create.
Out of the dust of his making, man Fashioned his works as the ages ran ; Palace, and fortress, and temple, and tower.
What to read after The Builders : And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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