The Omnipresence of the Diety. a Poem
The Omnipresence of the Diety. a Poem
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And pointed to his shield, " Come with it when the battle's done, Or on it— from the field •" Then mute she glanced her. fierce-bright eye, That spoke of ages vanished by.
Twas here they fought : and martial peals Once thunder'd o'er the ground, And gash and wound from plunging steels Bedew'd the battle mound ; Here Grecians trod the Persian dead, And Freedom shouted while she bled !
STARLIGHT ON MARATHON. 141 But gone the day of Freedom's sword.
And cold the patriot brave, Who mow'd the dastar...d-minded horde Unto a gory grave ; While Greece arose sublimely free, And dauntless as her own dark sea.
Still, Starlight sheds the same pale beam For aye upon the plain ; And musing breasts might fondly dream The Grecian free again ; For empires fall, and Freedom dies, But dimless beauty robes the skies.
May He whose glory gems the sky, God of the slave and free !
142 STARLIGHT AT MARATHON.
Hear every patriot's burning sigh That's offered here for thee ; For thee, sad Greece ! and every son That braves a Turk on Marathon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And pointed to his shield, " Come with it when the battle's done, Or on it— from the field •" Then mute she glanced her. fierce-bright eye, That spoke of ages vanished by.
Twas here they fought : and martial peals Once thunder'd o'er the ground, And gash and wound from plunging steels Bedew'd the battle mound ; Here Grecians trod the Persian dead, And Freedom shouted while she bled !
STARLIGHT ON MARATHON. 141 But gone the day of Freedom's sword.
And cold the patriot brave, Who mow'd the dastar...d-minded horde Unto a gory grave ; While Greece arose sublimely free, And dauntless as her own dark sea.
Still, Starlight sheds the same pale beam For aye upon the plain ; And musing breasts might fondly dream The Grecian free again ; For empires fall, and Freedom dies, But dimless beauty robes the skies.
May He whose glory gems the sky, God of the slave and free !
142 STARLIGHT AT MARATHON.
Hear every patriot's burning sigh That's offered here for thee ; For thee, sad Greece ! and every son That braves a Turk on Marathon.
What to read after The Omnipresence of the Diety. a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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