Scottish Poems
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But what shall one from o'er the sea With honor bring as offering meet; What voice or word from them to thee Which every heart will fondly greet; 48 What theme shall young Columbia bear To swell the chorus of your song? 100 01110 Well, "Here's a hand, my trusty fier, " With words that to the tune belong.
Words born of Magna Charta brave, Along the banks of Runnymede: At Bannockburn, where freemen gave A bonnie cast to freedom's seed; Conceived at far-off Marathon, At Salamis, Thermopylae; Crown...ed in the heart of Washington, The noblest product of the free.
Immortal words! The grandest strain That ever thrilled the onward van, Soul-stirring notes in symbols plain, Life's lofty creed "A man's a man;" Ay, Robbie Burns, that song of thine Narrows the seas and girds the world, And makes these walls a sacred shrine, Where faith and love shall be unfurled.
49 So take the page your children wrote ; I)0ttl0 ^ common P r ide i s yours and theirs; Parents their children fondly quote, And weel-bred bairns their ain forbears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what shall one from o'er the sea With honor bring as offering meet; What voice or word from them to thee Which every heart will fondly greet; 48 What theme shall young Columbia bear To swell the chorus of your song? 100 01110 Well, "Here's a hand, my trusty fier, " With words that to the tune belong.
Words born of Magna Charta brave, Along the banks of Runnymede: At Bannockburn, where freemen gave A bonnie cast to freedom's seed; Conceived at far-off Marathon, At Salamis, Thermopylae; Crown...ed in the heart of Washington, The noblest product of the free.
Immortal words! The grandest strain That ever thrilled the onward van, Soul-stirring notes in symbols plain, Life's lofty creed "A man's a man;" Ay, Robbie Burns, that song of thine Narrows the seas and girds the world, And makes these walls a sacred shrine, Where faith and love shall be unfurled.
49 So take the page your children wrote ; I)0ttl0 ^ common P r ide i s yours and theirs; Parents their children fondly quote, And weel-bred bairns their ain forbears.
What to read after Scottish Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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