Black Mammy: a Song of the Sunny South
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A monument will flout the sky And proudly mark the ground Where, honored here, his ashes lie, A hero heaven-crowned.
MARCHING ON.
To JOHN K. JEFFREY, of Chey?:nne.
Q TEADILY on, the years have gone, 0/ With stern and silent tread, A score and more, since that dark day When war's black cloud o'erspread This land of love and liberty, In happ}^ Union wed.
Aye, many years have sped away Since voice and bugle called A million men to serried ranks — ■ True hearts and unappalled^ The nation's strength... was rent in twain.
And stood opposing, walled.
Then Northern nerve and Southern soul Were blent in battle's heat, And 'gainst each other in the strife Their flashing blades were beat, no WAR WAIFS, And high the waves of carnage ran, Ensanguined in the meet.
That crimson page in history's book Hath long ago been turned, And Peace, upon her altar-flame, Her incense offerings burned; Remembrance freshens here to-day The vvoful lesson learned.
The ribbed and wrinkled face of earth, Where rifle-pits were lain, And where the long contending lines Belched storms of leaden rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A monument will flout the sky And proudly mark the ground Where, honored here, his ashes lie, A hero heaven-crowned.
MARCHING ON.
To JOHN K. JEFFREY, of Chey?:nne.
Q TEADILY on, the years have gone, 0/ With stern and silent tread, A score and more, since that dark day When war's black cloud o'erspread This land of love and liberty, In happ}^ Union wed.
Aye, many years have sped away Since voice and bugle called A million men to serried ranks — ■ True hearts and unappalled^ The nation's strength... was rent in twain.
And stood opposing, walled.
Then Northern nerve and Southern soul Were blent in battle's heat, And 'gainst each other in the strife Their flashing blades were beat, no WAR WAIFS, And high the waves of carnage ran, Ensanguined in the meet.
That crimson page in history's book Hath long ago been turned, And Peace, upon her altar-flame, Her incense offerings burned; Remembrance freshens here to-day The vvoful lesson learned.
The ribbed and wrinkled face of earth, Where rifle-pits were lain, And where the long contending lines Belched storms of leaden rain.
What to read after Black Mammy: a Song of the Sunny South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Lightfoot Visscher to read onlineMoreLess
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