Collection of Kansas Poetry
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In any land On earth, a Kansan let him stand; This name shall be his passport free.
Kansas! I love thy sacred name, As o'er my memory sweeps the past; From thy dark, deep trouble thou hast Now come to glorious peace, and vast Domain, and everlasting fame.
I dearly love thy stately frame; That grand physique of prairies wide.
Which, like some undulating tide Of mighty sea, billows in pride Thy lovely form, and breathes thy name.
I love thy soul — that spark divine.
Which, struck from the Almight...y Mind, Illumines earth with manners kind.
And motives pure, and laws refined.
And justice sure, and love benign.
JOEL MOODY. gg The home of freemen thou shalt be, Where patriot footsteps love to stray, And to thy soil their homage pay.
Where Virtue, with her heavenly ray, Doth shine in sweetest purity.
And, when Time comes to end my days, Chant in iny ear some old refrain Of patriot song; the parting pain Will cease; then say: "In humble strain He sang for Kansas her sweet praise." — From " The Song of Kansas." THE TEAR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In any land On earth, a Kansan let him stand; This name shall be his passport free.
Kansas! I love thy sacred name, As o'er my memory sweeps the past; From thy dark, deep trouble thou hast Now come to glorious peace, and vast Domain, and everlasting fame.
I dearly love thy stately frame; That grand physique of prairies wide.
Which, like some undulating tide Of mighty sea, billows in pride Thy lovely form, and breathes thy name.
I love thy soul — that spark divine.
Which, struck from the Almight...y Mind, Illumines earth with manners kind.
And motives pure, and laws refined.
And justice sure, and love benign.
JOEL MOODY. gg The home of freemen thou shalt be, Where patriot footsteps love to stray, And to thy soil their homage pay.
Where Virtue, with her heavenly ray, Doth shine in sweetest purity.
And, when Time comes to end my days, Chant in iny ear some old refrain Of patriot song; the parting pain Will cease; then say: "In humble strain He sang for Kansas her sweet praise." — From " The Song of Kansas." THE TEAR.
What to read after Collection of Kansas Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horner, Hattie to read onlineMoreLess
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