Verses By a Soldier Over There
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Someone who watched him grow, From boyhood into a man, And smiled as they saw him go To answer the call for who can Hold back loved ones then?
Nature with poppies red and white, Has covered his resting-place, Red for the blood of his comrades flowing, White for the future they are sowing, For mankind in after years.
21 w ON THE TAPE I ILL the dawn ne'er waken? Will the guns ne'er speak? The opening words of the barrage, Crouched here in shell holes, The moments with leaden feet, Creep to the ze...ro time.
Why do I tremble so?
Surely craven fear is not mine, As I think what an hour might bring.
Ah ! see the dawn lingers as if Fearing to rise, and rising, Will gaze on forms so cold and stiff. The dawn is here the barrage down; We're moving at last, thank God ! It was not fear that seized my heart ; 'Twas only waiting for the start.
22 THE JOKER an outpost position, A shell hole of yesterday. We had taken the ridge in good style. Our foe had not waited, He had got clean away, And was leaving us quiet for awhile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Someone who watched him grow, From boyhood into a man, And smiled as they saw him go To answer the call for who can Hold back loved ones then?
Nature with poppies red and white, Has covered his resting-place, Red for the blood of his comrades flowing, White for the future they are sowing, For mankind in after years.
21 w ON THE TAPE I ILL the dawn ne'er waken? Will the guns ne'er speak? The opening words of the barrage, Crouched here in shell holes, The moments with leaden feet, Creep to the ze...ro time.
Why do I tremble so?
Surely craven fear is not mine, As I think what an hour might bring.
Ah ! see the dawn lingers as if Fearing to rise, and rising, Will gaze on forms so cold and stiff. The dawn is here the barrage down; We're moving at last, thank God ! It was not fear that seized my heart ; 'Twas only waiting for the start.
22 THE JOKER an outpost position, A shell hole of yesterday. We had taken the ridge in good style. Our foe had not waited, He had got clean away, And was leaving us quiet for awhile.
What to read after Verses By a Soldier Over There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Mill Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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