For the Fallen And Other Poems
For the Fallen And Other Poems
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The FoxirtK off August ohe fights the fraud that feeds desire on JLies. In a lust to enslave or hill, lhe barren creed of blood and iron, Vampire of Europe^s wasted will • • • Jlndure, O Earth! and thou, awaken, lurgedhjrthis dreadful winnowing -fan, KJ wronged «, untameable n unshaken doul of divinely suffering man, To AVbmen our hearts are lifted up, your lie arts Xnat have foreknown tne latter price .
Your liearts turn upward like a flame Uf splendour and of sacrifice .
To Women Tor you. , y...ou too, to battle go, . Not witH the inarching drums and cheers JDut in the watch of solitude JKn^i through the Loundless night of fears .
To Women bwift, swifter than those hawks of war, lhose threatening wings that pulse ihe air, JTar as the varcward ranhs are set, You are gone hefore them, you are there !
To Women _jc\ncL not a snot comes Wind, with death And not a stab of steel is pressed Jllome, out invisibly it tore -/\nd entered first a woman^s breast.
lo break. , tut not to fail !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The FoxirtK off August ohe fights the fraud that feeds desire on JLies. In a lust to enslave or hill, lhe barren creed of blood and iron, Vampire of Europe^s wasted will • • • Jlndure, O Earth! and thou, awaken, lurgedhjrthis dreadful winnowing -fan, KJ wronged «, untameable n unshaken doul of divinely suffering man, To AVbmen our hearts are lifted up, your lie arts Xnat have foreknown tne latter price .
Your liearts turn upward like a flame Uf splendour and of sacrifice .
To Women Tor you. , y...ou too, to battle go, . Not witH the inarching drums and cheers JDut in the watch of solitude JKn^i through the Loundless night of fears .
To Women bwift, swifter than those hawks of war, lhose threatening wings that pulse ihe air, JTar as the varcward ranhs are set, You are gone hefore them, you are there !
To Women _jc\ncL not a snot comes Wind, with death And not a stab of steel is pressed Jllome, out invisibly it tore -/\nd entered first a woman^s breast.
lo break. , tut not to fail !
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