Edith Cavell And Other Poems
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Their rights and liberties and laws To develop and defend.
Beneath the selfish narrow strife That on the surface shows, A nobler, truer common life, Like a deep, calm current, flows.
25 And oft, when outward danger comes, All inward discords cease, And the warhke beat of hostile drums Brings unity and peace.
Away with narrow, selfish goals !
Oh, for a vision broad Of the truth and love that bind our souls To each other and to God !
Now, earning an honest livelihood.
We see the man, matured. Hon...oured and active, able, good, Of true success assured.
He loves his business, likes to roam In summer days abroad. And seeks to make his city home A pleasant, bright abode.
With curios and bric-a-brac, He joys his rooms to fill. And yet they always something lack, An unknown something still.
Through all his life there seems to run A strange deep aching void ; 'Mid all his pleasures there is none Perfect and unalloyed.
26 With all the might of his nature strong, By an innate instinct moved, All his heart and soul and being long To love and to be loved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their rights and liberties and laws To develop and defend.
Beneath the selfish narrow strife That on the surface shows, A nobler, truer common life, Like a deep, calm current, flows.
25 And oft, when outward danger comes, All inward discords cease, And the warhke beat of hostile drums Brings unity and peace.
Away with narrow, selfish goals !
Oh, for a vision broad Of the truth and love that bind our souls To each other and to God !
Now, earning an honest livelihood.
We see the man, matured. Hon...oured and active, able, good, Of true success assured.
He loves his business, likes to roam In summer days abroad. And seeks to make his city home A pleasant, bright abode.
With curios and bric-a-brac, He joys his rooms to fill. And yet they always something lack, An unknown something still.
Through all his life there seems to run A strange deep aching void ; 'Mid all his pleasures there is none Perfect and unalloyed.
26 With all the might of his nature strong, By an innate instinct moved, All his heart and soul and being long To love and to be loved.
What to read after Edith Cavell And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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