War a Poem in Three Parts
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15 Meek he submitted to their impious hands, Nor called destruction on the guilty bands ; Though but a word had brought the winged flame, And swept from earth their nation and their name.
What is the life of man ! the lightning's gleam, The ray that sparkles on the rippling stream, The cloud's light shadow flitting o'er the plain, That only comes and straight is gone again ; Yet in this span of time what scenes arise ! How are we linked to earth with countless ties \ How many fond affections fi...ll the heart, From which it grieves us but in thought to part. How many cares our every hour employ, That call to sorrow some, and some to joy ! Yet not a tie that binds us to the earth, No wish or thought, that gives to pleasure birth, No soft affection in our bosoms borne, But finds from savage war a cause to mourn.
When the shrill trumpet through the land is blown, To battle rousing with its brazen tone, How many hearts the thrill of fear confess ! On the sad soul what dark forebodings press !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 Meek he submitted to their impious hands, Nor called destruction on the guilty bands ; Though but a word had brought the winged flame, And swept from earth their nation and their name.
What is the life of man ! the lightning's gleam, The ray that sparkles on the rippling stream, The cloud's light shadow flitting o'er the plain, That only comes and straight is gone again ; Yet in this span of time what scenes arise ! How are we linked to earth with countless ties \ How many fond affections fi...ll the heart, From which it grieves us but in thought to part. How many cares our every hour employ, That call to sorrow some, and some to joy ! Yet not a tie that binds us to the earth, No wish or thought, that gives to pleasure birth, No soft affection in our bosoms borne, But finds from savage war a cause to mourn.
When the shrill trumpet through the land is blown, To battle rousing with its brazen tone, How many hearts the thrill of fear confess ! On the sad soul what dark forebodings press !
What to read after War a Poem in Three Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Webber to read onlineMoreLess
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