The Glenaloon And Other Poems
The Glenaloon And Other Poems
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Lo ! like the rainbow on the storm, Its colors gild the brow of night, And proudly dally with the breeze As when it gladdened first the sight.
By hero hands that flag was raised, When foes around were thickening fast, And tyrant's power o'er all the land Its desolating shadow cast.
Song. 109 in.
When rolled the war-clouds o'er the sky, And blazed the lightning fires of death, That banner met the patriot's eye.
Who blessed it with his dying breath.
Amid the crash of ocean war, High streaming in ...the sulphury blast, The flag waved o'er the reeling deck, Nailed to the Constitution's mast.
IV.
Then be it ours to fence from harm The glorious flag baptized in flame ; To keep its stars and stripes intact — The patriot's pride, the traitor's shame.
Still shall that banner stainless float As when in joy and pride unfurled, Millions of hearts its color-guard, The hope of freedom through the world.
no ^Spring.
SPRING.
An Invitation.
The spring has come — the lovely spring — Come, dearest, wander forth with me ; We'll go where blossoms do not hang Upon the sere and leafless tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lo ! like the rainbow on the storm, Its colors gild the brow of night, And proudly dally with the breeze As when it gladdened first the sight.
By hero hands that flag was raised, When foes around were thickening fast, And tyrant's power o'er all the land Its desolating shadow cast.
Song. 109 in.
When rolled the war-clouds o'er the sky, And blazed the lightning fires of death, That banner met the patriot's eye.
Who blessed it with his dying breath.
Amid the crash of ocean war, High streaming in ...the sulphury blast, The flag waved o'er the reeling deck, Nailed to the Constitution's mast.
IV.
Then be it ours to fence from harm The glorious flag baptized in flame ; To keep its stars and stripes intact — The patriot's pride, the traitor's shame.
Still shall that banner stainless float As when in joy and pride unfurled, Millions of hearts its color-guard, The hope of freedom through the world.
no ^Spring.
SPRING.
An Invitation.
The spring has come — the lovely spring — Come, dearest, wander forth with me ; We'll go where blossoms do not hang Upon the sere and leafless tree.
What to read after The Glenaloon And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis a Francis Alexander Durivage to read onlineMoreLess
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