The River of Life, And Other Poems
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Bright gleam the insignia of war ; I love the sharp shock and fierce rattle With a fervor no sorrow can mar.
The spirit of silence in sorrow May fly from the sad winds that moan O'er the eyes that shall see no to-morrow ; The clouds to black grief may be blown, The rivers may sicken with blood-drifts, The air with a horror of smells, The sky may lament through her cloud-rifts, The sea through his voices of shells ; But I will rejoice in fierce gladness, My foemen are conquered and slain, Unknow...ing of sorrow or sadness, Unheeding of anguish or pain ; For blood is more savory than wine is.
And flesh is more tasteful than bread, And victory's song more divine is Than craven laments for the dead.
THE LIGHT- SEEKER A Legend of the East.
When his new-opened eyes Turned to their kindred skies, Shrunk not their dazzled sight From the refulgent light : Child of the sun he seemed By day ; at night he dreamed Of the pure star whose love Beamed on him from above.
Youth came, and love and fame Wooed him with ardent flame ; From philosophic page, From lips of learned age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bright gleam the insignia of war ; I love the sharp shock and fierce rattle With a fervor no sorrow can mar.
The spirit of silence in sorrow May fly from the sad winds that moan O'er the eyes that shall see no to-morrow ; The clouds to black grief may be blown, The rivers may sicken with blood-drifts, The air with a horror of smells, The sky may lament through her cloud-rifts, The sea through his voices of shells ; But I will rejoice in fierce gladness, My foemen are conquered and slain, Unknow...ing of sorrow or sadness, Unheeding of anguish or pain ; For blood is more savory than wine is.
And flesh is more tasteful than bread, And victory's song more divine is Than craven laments for the dead.
THE LIGHT- SEEKER A Legend of the East.
When his new-opened eyes Turned to their kindred skies, Shrunk not their dazzled sight From the refulgent light : Child of the sun he seemed By day ; at night he dreamed Of the pure star whose love Beamed on him from above.
Youth came, and love and fame Wooed him with ardent flame ; From philosophic page, From lips of learned age.
What to read after The River of Life, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George P Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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