The March of Man And Other Poems
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" So rings the cry, The one heart-utterance heard in every land, The one clear message from the world to come ; It soars above the rage of factious strife, The wrangling of the market and the courts, The wail of dying creeds and wandering calls Of marsh-light mystics, and will lead mankind, Obedient to his own unfolding law, I THE MARCH OF MAN 49 Through many a slough, o'er many a stumbling- block, To righteous ways and plenteousness of peace.
Closer and ever closer all that is Binds man to man... ; he cannot, if he would, Renounce his brother's charge, or tread alone The path of his own choosing ; the old faith Departeth ; the free fight of " Each for Self" Hath lost its fierce confusion, and in haste Rangeth itself in two vast leagues, of them That have, and them that have not ; nor shall these Make common cause till o'er one mighty host Shall float one stainless ensign, "All for All. " Far off ! and yet 'twill be ! if not more soon, Yet not less surely than this anxious age Hath blossomed from the wildness of a past E 50 THE MARCH OF MAN CANTO As base as we shall seem to eyes unborn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So rings the cry, The one heart-utterance heard in every land, The one clear message from the world to come ; It soars above the rage of factious strife, The wrangling of the market and the courts, The wail of dying creeds and wandering calls Of marsh-light mystics, and will lead mankind, Obedient to his own unfolding law, I THE MARCH OF MAN 49 Through many a slough, o'er many a stumbling- block, To righteous ways and plenteousness of peace.
Closer and ever closer all that is Binds man to man... ; he cannot, if he would, Renounce his brother's charge, or tread alone The path of his own choosing ; the old faith Departeth ; the free fight of " Each for Self" Hath lost its fierce confusion, and in haste Rangeth itself in two vast leagues, of them That have, and them that have not ; nor shall these Make common cause till o'er one mighty host Shall float one stainless ensign, "All for All. " Far off ! and yet 'twill be ! if not more soon, Yet not less surely than this anxious age Hath blossomed from the wildness of a past E 50 THE MARCH OF MAN CANTO As base as we shall seem to eyes unborn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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