The Present Hour; a book of Poems
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So when once again He asks for Culture's crown, 'twill be enough To answer him : Once Rheims was — and Louvain !
CARNAGE 43 VI DESTINY We are what we imagine, and our deeds Are born of dreaming. Europe acts to-day Epics that little children in their play Conjured, and statesmen murmured in their creeds; In barrack, court and school were sown those seeds.
Like Dragon's teeth, which ripen to affray Their sowers. Dreams of slaughter rise to slay, And fate itself is stuff that fancy breeds.
Mock, t...hen, no more at dreaming, lest our own Create for us a like reality !
Let not imagination's soil be sown With armed men but justice, so that we May for a world of tyranny atone And dream from that despair — democracy.
THE MUFFLED DRUMS For brothers laid in blood, For lovers sundered, Defeated motherhood And manhood plundered — We moan, moan the faith of man forgotten.
For human vision bleared And childhood bleeding, For ripening harvests sered Before the seeding — We mourn, mourn the beauty unbegotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So when once again He asks for Culture's crown, 'twill be enough To answer him : Once Rheims was — and Louvain !
CARNAGE 43 VI DESTINY We are what we imagine, and our deeds Are born of dreaming. Europe acts to-day Epics that little children in their play Conjured, and statesmen murmured in their creeds; In barrack, court and school were sown those seeds.
Like Dragon's teeth, which ripen to affray Their sowers. Dreams of slaughter rise to slay, And fate itself is stuff that fancy breeds.
Mock, t...hen, no more at dreaming, lest our own Create for us a like reality !
Let not imagination's soil be sown With armed men but justice, so that we May for a world of tyranny atone And dream from that despair — democracy.
THE MUFFLED DRUMS For brothers laid in blood, For lovers sundered, Defeated motherhood And manhood plundered — We moan, moan the faith of man forgotten.
For human vision bleared And childhood bleeding, For ripening harvests sered Before the seeding — We mourn, mourn the beauty unbegotten.
What to read after The Present Hour; a book of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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