Original Acrostics On Some of the Southern States Confederate Generals And Var
Original Acrostics On Some of the Southern States Confederate Generals And Var
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49 ACEOSTIC.
Red fire of hell uncooling drink, Unpitying foe, now stop and think, Make men no more to ruin sink.
ACEOSTIC.
Blasting hopes of man and wife, Heal source of grief and strife ; A curse on land, a curse on sea, No man of sense will drink of thee j Drying all the vitals up, Yet fools this poison daily sup.
50 ROBERT BLACKWELL'S JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
ORIGINAL ACROSTICS. 51 ACEOSTIC.
People of this and distant climes Eegarded him as one of worth ; Each knowing him, did him adore, So long a...s he remained on earth. In learning none could him excel, Discussion was to him delight ; Exploring was his mind, but still Ne'er was he known to swerve from right. Think of the height to which he rose, Jeweled with fame's bright diadem j Of those he was surrounded by He stood above the best of them. Now if-you wish to blot his name Quite from beneath the sky, Uplift the sea first from its bed, Its mighty waves defy ; Not only so, but make the stars Cease, at your word, to run, Yon silver moon, too, pluck it down, And paralyze the sun ; Do all which we have named above, And then you can, no doubt, Make men forget his useful life, Sweep, too, his memory out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
49 ACEOSTIC.
Red fire of hell uncooling drink, Unpitying foe, now stop and think, Make men no more to ruin sink.
ACEOSTIC.
Blasting hopes of man and wife, Heal source of grief and strife ; A curse on land, a curse on sea, No man of sense will drink of thee j Drying all the vitals up, Yet fools this poison daily sup.
50 ROBERT BLACKWELL'S JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
ORIGINAL ACROSTICS. 51 ACEOSTIC.
People of this and distant climes Eegarded him as one of worth ; Each knowing him, did him adore, So long a...s he remained on earth. In learning none could him excel, Discussion was to him delight ; Exploring was his mind, but still Ne'er was he known to swerve from right. Think of the height to which he rose, Jeweled with fame's bright diadem j Of those he was surrounded by He stood above the best of them. Now if-you wish to blot his name Quite from beneath the sky, Uplift the sea first from its bed, Its mighty waves defy ; Not only so, but make the stars Cease, at your word, to run, Yon silver moon, too, pluck it down, And paralyze the sun ; Do all which we have named above, And then you can, no doubt, Make men forget his useful life, Sweep, too, his memory out.
What to read after Original Acrostics On Some of the Southern States Confederate Generals And Var?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blackwell to read onlineMoreLess
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