Youth
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For now no land would dare despise Thy food or men, or dare express A limit to thine enterprise; And seas have found thee limitless.
Where ghosts of bloody galleons ride And fearful shade imploreth shade, In peaceful power thy flag floats wide.
Thy mighty steamships ply in trade.
Thus thou hast bound the world about With chains that wealth will weld complete, And time will bid thy power spread out To bring the nations to thy feet.
From greater heights to greater heights, The past and present to... transcend.
Thy glory leaps like leaping lights, And no one now can see the end.
28 IOWA No towering cities million-souled Blacken the beauty of thy plain, Or bind thine heart with links of gold Or curse of pleasure and of pain.
The sneer of wealth and vice and pride That marks the vulgar millionaire, The foreign faces torture-tried And fierce with hate are otherwise.
Across thy fields the sweet winds blow And the red evening sunbeams shine; Thine is the joy of things that grow.
The pureness of the earth is thine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For now no land would dare despise Thy food or men, or dare express A limit to thine enterprise; And seas have found thee limitless.
Where ghosts of bloody galleons ride And fearful shade imploreth shade, In peaceful power thy flag floats wide.
Thy mighty steamships ply in trade.
Thus thou hast bound the world about With chains that wealth will weld complete, And time will bid thy power spread out To bring the nations to thy feet.
From greater heights to greater heights, The past and present to... transcend.
Thy glory leaps like leaping lights, And no one now can see the end.
28 IOWA No towering cities million-souled Blacken the beauty of thy plain, Or bind thine heart with links of gold Or curse of pleasure and of pain.
The sneer of wealth and vice and pride That marks the vulgar millionaire, The foreign faces torture-tried And fierce with hate are otherwise.
Across thy fields the sweet winds blow And the red evening sunbeams shine; Thine is the joy of things that grow.
The pureness of the earth is thine.
What to read after Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H James Harold Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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