War Poems From the Yale Review
War Poems From the Yale Review
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And he should ask of England and of France, Graving the dear-bought wisdom of your eyes. Oh give him comfort ! Tell him they still advance. Those grim and glorious men who mean to free Your Flanders grave, and his in Italy!
LEE WILSON DODD r PLUS TARD AND later on, those who are left will say Little about it; they will not care to tell Much of those years — content to buy and sell, To practise law, relive in the old way The old quiet humdrum round. One will be gray, A trifle bent, a trifle frai...l, and — well. If someone asks him where his comrades fell In France, he may grow garrulous. . . . He may. Or he may not. It all depends. If he Is sitting at dusk by a slow-embered fire And his pet grandchild questions him, why then He may begin to hear the guns again, His hands may fumble toward the treacherous wire That . . .
"Sonny, " he'll sigh, "at Chateau-Thierry" . . .
KARLE WILSON BAKER GRAVES IN FRANCE THEIR fates shall be a song, a schoolboy's wonder, For many a day — O, the red treasure we have buried yonder, So far away!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he should ask of England and of France, Graving the dear-bought wisdom of your eyes. Oh give him comfort ! Tell him they still advance. Those grim and glorious men who mean to free Your Flanders grave, and his in Italy!
LEE WILSON DODD r PLUS TARD AND later on, those who are left will say Little about it; they will not care to tell Much of those years — content to buy and sell, To practise law, relive in the old way The old quiet humdrum round. One will be gray, A trifle bent, a trifle frai...l, and — well. If someone asks him where his comrades fell In France, he may grow garrulous. . . . He may. Or he may not. It all depends. If he Is sitting at dusk by a slow-embered fire And his pet grandchild questions him, why then He may begin to hear the guns again, His hands may fumble toward the treacherous wire That . . .
"Sonny, " he'll sigh, "at Chateau-Thierry" . . .
KARLE WILSON BAKER GRAVES IN FRANCE THEIR fates shall be a song, a schoolboy's wonder, For many a day — O, the red treasure we have buried yonder, So far away!
What to read after War Poems From the Yale Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Vernon Darbishire to read onlineMoreLess
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