With the Colors
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Half dead for sleep, he drove too far, Straight into No Man's Land, And there he gathered up four men Who didn't understand Or care what happened. .. . Then a chap Sagging with gobs of mud He shoved into his throbbing car That smelled of drugs and blood.
The other roared, but Briggs, sleep-deaf, Stared at the moon on high-- 'Twas like some spent star-shell glued on A blue-black, tired sky-- And didn't try to hear or think; He only tried to keep His car from sliding off the road-- And not to... fall asleep. The ambulance went skidding back (His chains had lost themselves), While now and then a growl came from Its stretcher-ladened shelves. Briggs never stopped, but when the groans Were punctured with a curse He told the weary moon, "At least This flivver is no hearse!" And slowly yawned again. .. . At last They rounded Trouble Bend, Base Eight before them--and that ride Was at a welcome end. .. . The blood-stained orderlies came out To take the wounded in, Opened the doors to lift the wrecks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half dead for sleep, he drove too far, Straight into No Man's Land, And there he gathered up four men Who didn't understand Or care what happened. .. . Then a chap Sagging with gobs of mud He shoved into his throbbing car That smelled of drugs and blood.
The other roared, but Briggs, sleep-deaf, Stared at the moon on high-- 'Twas like some spent star-shell glued on A blue-black, tired sky-- And didn't try to hear or think; He only tried to keep His car from sliding off the road-- And not to... fall asleep. The ambulance went skidding back (His chains had lost themselves), While now and then a growl came from Its stretcher-ladened shelves. Briggs never stopped, but when the groans Were punctured with a curse He told the weary moon, "At least This flivver is no hearse!" And slowly yawned again. .. . At last They rounded Trouble Bend, Base Eight before them--and that ride Was at a welcome end. .. . The blood-stained orderlies came out To take the wounded in, Opened the doors to lift the wrecks.
What to read after With the Colors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Appleton Everard Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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