Poems
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These and their like are children of its toil ; Foundations of great palaces and halls, And vast Cathedral towers owe their birth To that most potent dynasty — the spade.
And at the last when captains and when Kings Sleep after life's long battle — to the ground The Church consigns their dust; and when the prayers Are ended and the mourners all depart The spade completes their final earthly rites And bids them rest until the Lord shall come At the last resurrection of the Dead.
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12 FOR THO...SE WHO DIED IN FRANCE For those who died in France By cannon-shell and lance, Forget not, friend, to pray That they be truly blest In their eternal rest So far away.
When here the moonlight dim.
Through forest branch and limb Shall sift in checkered-silver patterns fair.
The moonbeams also dance.
In forest groves of France, And touch the little silent crosses there.
And when the sunlight rays Shall melt the dawn's dim haze And call you to your day of Harvest reaping, Remember, all is still, For them, on plain and hill : They who are sleeping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These and their like are children of its toil ; Foundations of great palaces and halls, And vast Cathedral towers owe their birth To that most potent dynasty — the spade.
And at the last when captains and when Kings Sleep after life's long battle — to the ground The Church consigns their dust; and when the prayers Are ended and the mourners all depart The spade completes their final earthly rites And bids them rest until the Lord shall come At the last resurrection of the Dead.
igi6.
12 FOR THO...SE WHO DIED IN FRANCE For those who died in France By cannon-shell and lance, Forget not, friend, to pray That they be truly blest In their eternal rest So far away.
When here the moonlight dim.
Through forest branch and limb Shall sift in checkered-silver patterns fair.
The moonbeams also dance.
In forest groves of France, And touch the little silent crosses there.
And when the sunlight rays Shall melt the dawn's dim haze And call you to your day of Harvest reaping, Remember, all is still, For them, on plain and hill : They who are sleeping.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanger, William Cary, Jr. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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