Whar the Hand O God is Seen And Other Poems
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For such as he will wear a crown While Hell will do the coward brown Who did his fighting in the rear.
Sweet daughter of my noble friend, Among the "Yanks" in Hampshire's hills.
Besides the simple verses penned.
These honest sentiments I send With no aristocratic frills.
OUR COUNTRY Our Country more than ever blessed.
Our Flag by North and South caressed.
Our purpose that our love increase For TRUTH, FIDELITY and PEACE.
[51] Digitized by Google TRIBUTE TO MY OLD PARD, "TOM^' WALSH We first clas...ped the hand of friendship in the stirring old Black Hills days, When men stood shoulder to shoulder repelling the mad forays Of red men, in paint and feathers, resisting intruders bold Who threaded the plains by thousands, drawn thence by the lure of gold.
Ah! those were the days of heroes; brave men took their lives in hand.
Dared all of the border perils in reaching the sought- for land; Men strong in their rugged manhood were those of that early day — For cowardly ones never started, and the weaker ones died on the way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For such as he will wear a crown While Hell will do the coward brown Who did his fighting in the rear.
Sweet daughter of my noble friend, Among the "Yanks" in Hampshire's hills.
Besides the simple verses penned.
These honest sentiments I send With no aristocratic frills.
OUR COUNTRY Our Country more than ever blessed.
Our Flag by North and South caressed.
Our purpose that our love increase For TRUTH, FIDELITY and PEACE.
[51] Digitized by Google TRIBUTE TO MY OLD PARD, "TOM^' WALSH We first clas...ped the hand of friendship in the stirring old Black Hills days, When men stood shoulder to shoulder repelling the mad forays Of red men, in paint and feathers, resisting intruders bold Who threaded the plains by thousands, drawn thence by the lure of gold.
Ah! those were the days of heroes; brave men took their lives in hand.
Dared all of the border perils in reaching the sought- for land; Men strong in their rugged manhood were those of that early day — For cowardly ones never started, and the weaker ones died on the way.
What to read after Whar the Hand O God is Seen And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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