The White Comrade And Other Poems
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They bore me along with a rush that it seemed no weapon might stop; The confident souls that I loved bore my flesh through the fight like a cloud The day I went over the top.
Ill THE LOOK IN THEIR EYES YOUTHFUL and buoyant and blithe they went into battle, Fresh as Olympian athletes strung for the prize; Aged and broken and done they dragged from the victory, All with that look, that terrible look in their eyes.
Plainly I saw in their eyes the plunge of the bayonet, Plainly the crater s fresh r...ed, and the faint, over-wise Smile on a comrade s cold lips and his blackening body Were mirrored once more by the terrible look in their eyes.
[ 56 1 MEUSE-ARGONNE LYRICS Never again shall they greet, with youth s poignant pleasure, Forests or tremulous dawns or the round moon s rise, Or beauty or grandeur or love or the glory of heaven Who return with the mark of the knowledge of hell in their eyes.
IV DELIRIUM ?
I HAVE heard wise men say That all the armies wasting earth to-day Are but the meager counterparts Of those invisible hosts of Day and Night Whose spirit-warfare s unimagined arts Throughout high Heaven, above man s lesser fight, Sweep their relentless way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They bore me along with a rush that it seemed no weapon might stop; The confident souls that I loved bore my flesh through the fight like a cloud The day I went over the top.
Ill THE LOOK IN THEIR EYES YOUTHFUL and buoyant and blithe they went into battle, Fresh as Olympian athletes strung for the prize; Aged and broken and done they dragged from the victory, All with that look, that terrible look in their eyes.
Plainly I saw in their eyes the plunge of the bayonet, Plainly the crater s fresh r...ed, and the faint, over-wise Smile on a comrade s cold lips and his blackening body Were mirrored once more by the terrible look in their eyes.
[ 56 1 MEUSE-ARGONNE LYRICS Never again shall they greet, with youth s poignant pleasure, Forests or tremulous dawns or the round moon s rise, Or beauty or grandeur or love or the glory of heaven Who return with the mark of the knowledge of hell in their eyes.
IV DELIRIUM ?
I HAVE heard wise men say That all the armies wasting earth to-day Are but the meager counterparts Of those invisible hosts of Day and Night Whose spirit-warfare s unimagined arts Throughout high Heaven, above man s lesser fight, Sweep their relentless way.
What to read after The White Comrade And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schauffler, Robert Haven, 1879-1964, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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