Village Sketch And Other Poems
Village Sketch And Other Poems
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Now he sees a planter's dwelling in Appomat- tox's vale ; The earth is piled in breastworks, 'tis rent with iron hail. What villages of canvas ! What hosts in blue and gray ! Why halt those gleaming columns ? What means this wild dismay? Why parley yonder chieftains, those heroes full a score ? They're the victors and the vanquished. Thank God ! The war is o'er. "This olive branch shall shield you. The sun of peace shall shine. This flag, " so says the victor, " its aegis still is thine. " THE ...SOLDIER'S DREAM. 47 No lion tone and bearing ! No eagle's eye of pride ! As modest as a school-boy, the conqueror seeks to hide His speechless joy of triumph by generous act and word. He feeds the conquered army! The beggar seems the lord. The reveille has sounded. 'Twill never sound again. For days, in martial splendor, three hundred thousand men, From Vicksburg and from Shiloh, Antietam and the Sea, From Shenandoah's Valley, from Gettysburg's green lea ; Those cannoneers of ruin, that hurricane of horse, With Pestilence behind them, with Famine in their course ; 48 THE SOLDIERS DREAM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now he sees a planter's dwelling in Appomat- tox's vale ; The earth is piled in breastworks, 'tis rent with iron hail. What villages of canvas ! What hosts in blue and gray ! Why halt those gleaming columns ? What means this wild dismay? Why parley yonder chieftains, those heroes full a score ? They're the victors and the vanquished. Thank God ! The war is o'er. "This olive branch shall shield you. The sun of peace shall shine. This flag, " so says the victor, " its aegis still is thine. " THE ...SOLDIER'S DREAM. 47 No lion tone and bearing ! No eagle's eye of pride ! As modest as a school-boy, the conqueror seeks to hide His speechless joy of triumph by generous act and word. He feeds the conquered army! The beggar seems the lord. The reveille has sounded. 'Twill never sound again. For days, in martial splendor, three hundred thousand men, From Vicksburg and from Shiloh, Antietam and the Sea, From Shenandoah's Valley, from Gettysburg's green lea ; Those cannoneers of ruin, that hurricane of horse, With Pestilence behind them, with Famine in their course ; 48 THE SOLDIERS DREAM.
What to read after Village Sketch And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gershom Fall to read onlineMoreLess
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