The Widening Light By Carrie Williams Clifford
The Widening Light By Carrie Williams Clifford
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Time has no end save in eternity Of which Tomorrow is the prophecy. [24] FUTILITY (To be a Negro in America!} To feel emotion struggling and to need O Christ, the power to speak the pregnant word, That o'er these earthly thunders might be heard And flame the souls of men to glorious deed To know the spirit's urge to rise and lead The "hosts that sit in darkness" to be stirred To light a world, by wrong dimmed and blurred, To cry aloud against the groveling greed Of men, with faces ominous and p...ale, Who stultify the souls of darker men, All this to see, to know, to feel and then And then^ ignoble, shameful word, to fail, Because convention spurns my human cry, Because, oh, luckless fortune, / am I! [25] OUR WOMEN OF THE CANTEEN Who shall tell the story of our women of the canteen? Our women, golden, dusk and brown Ministering in France to our brave boys, Our brave, black boys Fighting in Flanders! Our stevedores in France unloading the ships, Building the roads in Picardy, That world-democracy might be a dream come true!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time has no end save in eternity Of which Tomorrow is the prophecy. [24] FUTILITY (To be a Negro in America!} To feel emotion struggling and to need O Christ, the power to speak the pregnant word, That o'er these earthly thunders might be heard And flame the souls of men to glorious deed To know the spirit's urge to rise and lead The "hosts that sit in darkness" to be stirred To light a world, by wrong dimmed and blurred, To cry aloud against the groveling greed Of men, with faces ominous and p...ale, Who stultify the souls of darker men, All this to see, to know, to feel and then And then^ ignoble, shameful word, to fail, Because convention spurns my human cry, Because, oh, luckless fortune, / am I! [25] OUR WOMEN OF THE CANTEEN Who shall tell the story of our women of the canteen? Our women, golden, dusk and brown Ministering in France to our brave boys, Our brave, black boys Fighting in Flanders! Our stevedores in France unloading the ships, Building the roads in Picardy, That world-democracy might be a dream come true!
What to read after The Widening Light By Carrie Williams Clifford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrie Williams Clifford to read onlineMoreLess
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