The Judgement of Valhalla
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Unless, of course, the Mob's but swapped its Peers For a worse dynasty — of profiteers.
God knows, we had our faults — greed, blindness, pride.
God also knows we had a dashed good time.
Were they the worse for that — our boys who died, By earth and air and sea in every clime ?
God knows! But if ghost-feet still strut and side About their clubs, if ghost-eyes read this rhyme, I think they'd like their vanished epoch's swan-song To be a merry tune, and not a wan song.
So clear the stage, and ring... the curtain up !
Once more — ere Empires yield to Leagues of Nations, And bayonets to Socialistic gup — Let Beauty, in diaphanous creations, Ogle the stalls, and subsequently sup Off iced champagne and ortolan colla- tions . . .
Whereafter, if my pen won't bring me pelf, Damned if I don't turn Socialist myself!
[48] III.
Sets forth, despite the Law's dull inter- ference, A lady's birth, age, family, and appear- ance.
Arms have I sung full oft, both steel and white ones; Guns have I sung till I can sing no more ; Men have I sung, both common and polite ones : Yet never sang one heroine before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unless, of course, the Mob's but swapped its Peers For a worse dynasty — of profiteers.
God knows, we had our faults — greed, blindness, pride.
God also knows we had a dashed good time.
Were they the worse for that — our boys who died, By earth and air and sea in every clime ?
God knows! But if ghost-feet still strut and side About their clubs, if ghost-eyes read this rhyme, I think they'd like their vanished epoch's swan-song To be a merry tune, and not a wan song.
So clear the stage, and ring... the curtain up !
Once more — ere Empires yield to Leagues of Nations, And bayonets to Socialistic gup — Let Beauty, in diaphanous creations, Ogle the stalls, and subsequently sup Off iced champagne and ortolan colla- tions . . .
Whereafter, if my pen won't bring me pelf, Damned if I don't turn Socialist myself!
[48] III.
Sets forth, despite the Law's dull inter- ference, A lady's birth, age, family, and appear- ance.
Arms have I sung full oft, both steel and white ones; Guns have I sung till I can sing no more ; Men have I sung, both common and polite ones : Yet never sang one heroine before.
What to read after The Judgement of Valhalla?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frankau, Gilbert, 1884-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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