America And Other Poems
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Where, at its close, shall we appear Who now are congregated here.
Perhaps, with those now passed away, We may be laid deep in the earth; Perchance, 'mid foreign scenes, we may Forget the land that gave us birth.
Perhaps upon the stormy seae, Where raging billows wildly roll, 22 TO A. H.
The terrors of despair may seize Upon the dark and guilty soul.
But wheresoever our footsteps tend, 'Mid tropic sands, or polar snow, May we remember that great Friend Who guards us wheresoever we go.
Whose mig...hty hand hath been our stay Through scenes of trouble, doubt and fear, And suffered us, poor worms of clay, To enter on another year.
TO A. H.
I JUST had turned the classic page, With ancient lore and wisdom fraught, Which many a hoary-headed sago Had stamped with never-dying thought; And many a bard of lofty mind, With measured lay and tuneful lyre, And strains too grand for human kind, TO A. H. 23 All pregnant with celestial fire In notes majestic, loud and long, Had poured the volumed tide of song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where, at its close, shall we appear Who now are congregated here.
Perhaps, with those now passed away, We may be laid deep in the earth; Perchance, 'mid foreign scenes, we may Forget the land that gave us birth.
Perhaps upon the stormy seae, Where raging billows wildly roll, 22 TO A. H.
The terrors of despair may seize Upon the dark and guilty soul.
But wheresoever our footsteps tend, 'Mid tropic sands, or polar snow, May we remember that great Friend Who guards us wheresoever we go.
Whose mig...hty hand hath been our stay Through scenes of trouble, doubt and fear, And suffered us, poor worms of clay, To enter on another year.
TO A. H.
I JUST had turned the classic page, With ancient lore and wisdom fraught, Which many a hoary-headed sago Had stamped with never-dying thought; And many a bard of lofty mind, With measured lay and tuneful lyre, And strains too grand for human kind, TO A. H. 23 All pregnant with celestial fire In notes majestic, loud and long, Had poured the volumed tide of song.
What to read after America And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M Whitfield to read onlineMoreLess
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