War Poems
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Twenty-three months!
Twenty-three Men!
Oh, the muddle And muddle again! — One can't deny it, because it's true — But we're muddling through.
Shells and soldiers, Piles and files; — The roar goes up On seventy miles: We know now what we always knew- We shall muddle through!
64 Oh, Banner of ours That shines in the wars, Oh, excellent bars Red, white, and blue, With glory in every fold of you- We shall muddle through!
65 To the Kaiser With a Child's Drum He was three years old, a mirthful, tumbli...ng wight, To see your cohorts pass, he stood at stare.
Unwitting, but pleased; and out of his delight He laughed you forth a Five VAngleterre.
Boiled the insulted blood in the high veins Of the most puissant and invincible (Whose fathers, spat upon, remarked "It rains!") Your soldier fired — rebellious innocence fell.
Wherefore we send you. Conqueror, a child's drum, And you shall beat upon it as you go Bloodily stalking to your crazy doom — The plaything of your murdered baby foe.
66 Joffre There's a solid lump of War — Name o* Joffre, Lives on a swift motor-car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty-three months!
Twenty-three Men!
Oh, the muddle And muddle again! — One can't deny it, because it's true — But we're muddling through.
Shells and soldiers, Piles and files; — The roar goes up On seventy miles: We know now what we always knew- We shall muddle through!
64 Oh, Banner of ours That shines in the wars, Oh, excellent bars Red, white, and blue, With glory in every fold of you- We shall muddle through!
65 To the Kaiser With a Child's Drum He was three years old, a mirthful, tumbli...ng wight, To see your cohorts pass, he stood at stare.
Unwitting, but pleased; and out of his delight He laughed you forth a Five VAngleterre.
Boiled the insulted blood in the high veins Of the most puissant and invincible (Whose fathers, spat upon, remarked "It rains!") Your soldier fired — rebellious innocence fell.
Wherefore we send you. Conqueror, a child's drum, And you shall beat upon it as you go Bloodily stalking to your crazy doom — The plaything of your murdered baby foe.
66 Joffre There's a solid lump of War — Name o* Joffre, Lives on a swift motor-car.
What to read after War Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W H Thomas William Hodgson Crosland to read onlineMoreLess
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