Waiting for Daylight
Waiting for Daylight
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The quotation, strange for a Guardsman tomake, is worth examining as an example of the baleful influence war hasupon those who must do the fighting which journalists have the hard fatemerely to indicate is the duty of others. The verse actually is calledReconciliation. After a partial recovery from the shame of the revelationof my correspondent's unsoldierly spirit, a shame which was a littlesoftened by the thought that anyhow he was dead, I went to _Leaves ofGrass_ for the first time for some ...years, to see whether Drum Tapsaccorded with war as we know it.
And now I am forced to confess that we may no longer accuse the Americansof coming late into the War. They appear to have been in it, if the dateof Drum Taps is ignored, longer even than Fleet Street. I cannot see thatwe have contributed anything out of our experiences of battle which cancompare with Whitman's poems. He appears to have known of war inessential episodes and incidents, as well as from a high vision of it, ina measure which the literature of our own tragedy does not compass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The quotation, strange for a Guardsman tomake, is worth examining as an example of the baleful influence war hasupon those who must do the fighting which journalists have the hard fatemerely to indicate is the duty of others. The verse actually is calledReconciliation. After a partial recovery from the shame of the revelationof my correspondent's unsoldierly spirit, a shame which was a littlesoftened by the thought that anyhow he was dead, I went to _Leaves ofGrass_ for the first time for some ...years, to see whether Drum Tapsaccorded with war as we know it.
And now I am forced to confess that we may no longer accuse the Americansof coming late into the War. They appear to have been in it, if the dateof Drum Taps is ignored, longer even than Fleet Street. I cannot see thatwe have contributed anything out of our experiences of battle which cancompare with Whitman's poems. He appears to have known of war inessential episodes and incidents, as well as from a high vision of it, ina measure which the literature of our own tragedy does not compass.
What to read after Waiting for Daylight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M Henry Major Tomlinson to read onlineMoreLess
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