Poem: Burning of the Iroquois ..
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Your kind thoughts floating on the gale Will help to pierce the narrow veil To spirit realms your friends enjoy.
OU can get light from out this gloom, Yes, Knowledge creeps from out the tomb Of loved ones called to higher life.
Oh, glad they come to you today ; Please, loving ones, prepare the way.
Get knowledge through the silent clay, Of life beyond all human strife.
4^0 one who witnessed the sad scene, '^'^Who saw those pictures on the screen, Can e'er forget till dying day.
The fearful agon...y and gloom.
The burning, seething, writhing tomb.
The lurid, horrid, frightful doom, That led across the darkened way.
B.
m IND nature, now please drop your pall, Shut out this gloom from each and all.
In reverence now, with silent tread; Drive off, drive off this darkened gloom.
Lift up the shadows from the tomb.
Let saddened friends with hope illume, Paint radiant pictures of the dead.
ANKIND, please pause while gazing here; Yes, think of lives so true, and dear; Kind loving ones you could not save.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your kind thoughts floating on the gale Will help to pierce the narrow veil To spirit realms your friends enjoy.
OU can get light from out this gloom, Yes, Knowledge creeps from out the tomb Of loved ones called to higher life.
Oh, glad they come to you today ; Please, loving ones, prepare the way.
Get knowledge through the silent clay, Of life beyond all human strife.
4^0 one who witnessed the sad scene, '^'^Who saw those pictures on the screen, Can e'er forget till dying day.
The fearful agon...y and gloom.
The burning, seething, writhing tomb.
The lurid, horrid, frightful doom, That led across the darkened way.
B.
m IND nature, now please drop your pall, Shut out this gloom from each and all.
In reverence now, with silent tread; Drive off, drive off this darkened gloom.
Lift up the shadows from the tomb.
Let saddened friends with hope illume, Paint radiant pictures of the dead.
ANKIND, please pause while gazing here; Yes, think of lives so true, and dear; Kind loving ones you could not save.
What to read after Poem: Burning of the Iroquois ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mckenna, Dennis W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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