The Drums in Our Street a book of War Poems
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No, he isn t dead, At least, we haven t heard so yet; he s only [28] The Drums in Our Street Across there, with the Engineers, and writes Often enough. We read them here at nights, The letters, and the natural, commonplace Smudged sentences make changes in each face.
Twould be ingratitude to say we re lonely : We ve all the girls here yet, and they are good And gentle, doing calmly, as they should, The chores of living. And we ve all we need, Or maybe more, to eat and wear and read.
We have eac...h other and the girls. Then he Likes the excitement there, he writes, and we [29] The Drums in Our Street Must not feel worried, for he s fine and fit, And proud to be out there and do his bit. It s strange that I should mind, should fret or fear Or feel the war is not in France, but here [30] WAR We d not have had the grit to be in love Had not war given a shove To our slow cautiousness, and made us know That there is no tomorrow anywhere That those who care Should not take chances so. And so we married and you went away To fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, he isn t dead, At least, we haven t heard so yet; he s only [28] The Drums in Our Street Across there, with the Engineers, and writes Often enough. We read them here at nights, The letters, and the natural, commonplace Smudged sentences make changes in each face.
Twould be ingratitude to say we re lonely : We ve all the girls here yet, and they are good And gentle, doing calmly, as they should, The chores of living. And we ve all we need, Or maybe more, to eat and wear and read.
We have eac...h other and the girls. Then he Likes the excitement there, he writes, and we [29] The Drums in Our Street Must not feel worried, for he s fine and fit, And proud to be out there and do his bit. It s strange that I should mind, should fret or fear Or feel the war is not in France, but here [30] WAR We d not have had the grit to be in love Had not war given a shove To our slow cautiousness, and made us know That there is no tomorrow anywhere That those who care Should not take chances so. And so we married and you went away To fight.
What to read after The Drums in Our Street a book of War Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Carolyn Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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