The Cathedral And Other Poems
The Cathedral And Other Poems
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" Gather, gather, gather, gather ! " Says the "KifleCall. " Tra-li-ra ! Tra-li-ra-li-ra !
After-days shall tell the story, How at honour's call, Men, whose heads will then be hoary, Came from hut and hall, For the dear old English glory, To the "KifleCall. " Tra-li-ra ! Tra-li-ra-li-ra !
142 THE WITNESSES.
Christ's witnesses : they lie In forests lone, in dreary deserts wide, In valleys green, on snow-crown'd mountains high, In rivers, and beneath the ocean tide ; "Where tempests bellow, and wh...ere breezes blow ; Where woodlands wave, and rippling waters flow.
Murder'd, gash'd, drown' d, from precipices hurl'd; God's precious seed, sown broadcast o'er the world.
THE WITNESSES. 143 Some have gone down in battle ; some have wept In dungeons : some have vanished in the flames Of martyrdom to heaven : and some have slept In holy graves and quiet. A few names Gleam with a terrible brightness ; sword and fire Encircling them with glory, grander, higher, Than the material panoply of kings, Or the heroic deeds the martial minstrel sings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Gather, gather, gather, gather ! " Says the "KifleCall. " Tra-li-ra ! Tra-li-ra-li-ra !
After-days shall tell the story, How at honour's call, Men, whose heads will then be hoary, Came from hut and hall, For the dear old English glory, To the "KifleCall. " Tra-li-ra ! Tra-li-ra-li-ra !
142 THE WITNESSES.
Christ's witnesses : they lie In forests lone, in dreary deserts wide, In valleys green, on snow-crown'd mountains high, In rivers, and beneath the ocean tide ; "Where tempests bellow, and wh...ere breezes blow ; Where woodlands wave, and rippling waters flow.
Murder'd, gash'd, drown' d, from precipices hurl'd; God's precious seed, sown broadcast o'er the world.
THE WITNESSES. 143 Some have gone down in battle ; some have wept In dungeons : some have vanished in the flames Of martyrdom to heaven : and some have slept In holy graves and quiet. A few names Gleam with a terrible brightness ; sword and fire Encircling them with glory, grander, higher, Than the material panoply of kings, Or the heroic deeds the martial minstrel sings.
What to read after The Cathedral And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Doman to read onlineMoreLess
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