War Poems And Other Verses
War Poems And Other Verses
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August, 1914.
26 THE CALL LAD, with the merry smile and the eyes Quick as a hawk's and clear as the day, You, who have counted the game the prize, Here is the game of games to play.
Never a goal the captains say Matches the one that's needed now : Put the old blazer and cap away England's colours await your brow.
Man, with the square-set jaws and chin, Always, it seems, you have moved to your end Sure of yourself, intent to win Fame and wealth and the power to bend All that you've made you're c...alled to spend, All that you've sought you're asked to miss What's ambition compared with this That a man lay down his life for his friend ? 27 WAR POEMS Dreamer, oft in your glancing mind Brave with drinking the faerie brew, You have smitten the ogres blind When the fair Princess cried out to you.
Dreamer, what if your dreams are true ? Vender's a bayonet, magical, since Him whom it strikes, the blade sinks through- Take it and strike for England, Prince !
Friend with the face so hard and worn, The Devil and you have sometime met, And now you curse the day you were born And want one boon of God to forget.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
August, 1914.
26 THE CALL LAD, with the merry smile and the eyes Quick as a hawk's and clear as the day, You, who have counted the game the prize, Here is the game of games to play.
Never a goal the captains say Matches the one that's needed now : Put the old blazer and cap away England's colours await your brow.
Man, with the square-set jaws and chin, Always, it seems, you have moved to your end Sure of yourself, intent to win Fame and wealth and the power to bend All that you've made you're c...alled to spend, All that you've sought you're asked to miss What's ambition compared with this That a man lay down his life for his friend ? 27 WAR POEMS Dreamer, oft in your glancing mind Brave with drinking the faerie brew, You have smitten the ogres blind When the fair Princess cried out to you.
Dreamer, what if your dreams are true ? Vender's a bayonet, magical, since Him whom it strikes, the blade sinks through- Take it and strike for England, Prince !
Friend with the face so hard and worn, The Devil and you have sometime met, And now you curse the day you were born And want one boon of God to forget.
What to read after War Poems And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R E Robert Ernest Vernde to read onlineMoreLess
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