Ballade of Liberty And Other Patriotic Verses
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I hear all praising, My breath is balm, my veins run gold, My pride is sister hearts enfold, Our Eagle, circling with calm eyes sun-kissed, Alighted on my wrist!
Read at the celebration of Admission Day by California at the Chicago Fair, 1893.
44 Old Glory!" (Chant Royal) Enchanted web ! A picture in the air, Drifted to us from out the distance blue, From shadowy ancestors through whose brave care We live in magic of a dream come true. With Covenanters blue, as if were glassed In dewy flower-he...art the stars that passed; O blood-veined blossom that can never blight!
The Declaration, like a sacred rite, Is in each star and stripe declamatory, The Constitution thou shalt long recite, Our hallowed, eloquent, beloved "Old Glory!" O symphony in red, white, blue! fanfare Of trumpet, roll of drum, forever new Reverberations of the Bell, that bear Its tones of Liberty the wide world through! In battle dreaded like a cyclone blast ! Symbol of land and people unsurpassed, Thy brilliant day shall never have a night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hear all praising, My breath is balm, my veins run gold, My pride is sister hearts enfold, Our Eagle, circling with calm eyes sun-kissed, Alighted on my wrist!
Read at the celebration of Admission Day by California at the Chicago Fair, 1893.
44 Old Glory!" (Chant Royal) Enchanted web ! A picture in the air, Drifted to us from out the distance blue, From shadowy ancestors through whose brave care We live in magic of a dream come true. With Covenanters blue, as if were glassed In dewy flower-he...art the stars that passed; O blood-veined blossom that can never blight!
The Declaration, like a sacred rite, Is in each star and stripe declamatory, The Constitution thou shalt long recite, Our hallowed, eloquent, beloved "Old Glory!" O symphony in red, white, blue! fanfare Of trumpet, roll of drum, forever new Reverberations of the Bell, that bear Its tones of Liberty the wide world through! In battle dreaded like a cyclone blast ! Symbol of land and people unsurpassed, Thy brilliant day shall never have a night.
What to read after Ballade of Liberty And Other Patriotic Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Frances Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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