The Soul of the Trenches
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Did I say that this man's soul went below.
To writhe in agony, hatred and pain?
And of course you ask how in Hell I know.
And you laugh at my thought of war in disdain.
But I've seen the Devil with gun and sword Crouch at the side of Jesus the Son, With a leer on his face and a curse for a word.
Without thought in his soul for a deed well done.
And the moon shone down on that battlefield And bathed thousands of dead in her brilliant light, Their staring eyes turned to the azure blue shield; And... the ghosts crept among them that awful night.
17] The Trenches FOR AN INCH OR TWO OF LAND Amidst the debris of the dead, that lay like one black blot, A bit of torn up earth, on which was sprawled a thousand crumpled forms, — A year of Hell to hold and keep this awful carnage spot: — A piled up mass of tangled dead relieved from war's alarms.
A million shells exploded — a screaming battle song of hate — Five times ten thousand Hves tossed high on funeral pyres; The rataplan of angry drums, the silence of grim Fate, The surging rush of human souls aflame in burning fires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I say that this man's soul went below.
To writhe in agony, hatred and pain?
And of course you ask how in Hell I know.
And you laugh at my thought of war in disdain.
But I've seen the Devil with gun and sword Crouch at the side of Jesus the Son, With a leer on his face and a curse for a word.
Without thought in his soul for a deed well done.
And the moon shone down on that battlefield And bathed thousands of dead in her brilliant light, Their staring eyes turned to the azure blue shield; And... the ghosts crept among them that awful night.
17] The Trenches FOR AN INCH OR TWO OF LAND Amidst the debris of the dead, that lay like one black blot, A bit of torn up earth, on which was sprawled a thousand crumpled forms, — A year of Hell to hold and keep this awful carnage spot: — A piled up mass of tangled dead relieved from war's alarms.
A million shells exploded — a screaming battle song of hate — Five times ten thousand Hves tossed high on funeral pyres; The rataplan of angry drums, the silence of grim Fate, The surging rush of human souls aflame in burning fires.
What to read after The Soul of the Trenches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Manners, Guy to read onlineMoreLess
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