Soldier Songs
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And the choking fumes of the deadly shell Curtained the place where our comrades fell, This we saw when the charge was done And the East blushed red to the rising sun In the town of Loos in the morning.
TO MARGARET IF we forget the Fairies, And tread upon their rings, God will perchance forget us, And think of other things.
When we forget you, Fairies, Who guard our spirits' light: God will forget the morrow, And Day forget the Night.
88 DEATH AND THE FAIRIES BEFORE I joined the Army I lived in... Donegal, Where every night the Fairies Would hold their carnival.
But now I'm out in Flanders, Where men like wheat-ears fall, And it's Death and not the Fairies Who is holding carnival.
THE RETURN THERE'S a tramp o' feet in the mornin', There's an oath from an N. C. O. , As up the road to the trenches The brown battalions go: Guns and rifles and wagons, Transports and horses and men, Up with the flush of the dawnin', And back with the night again.
Back again from the battle, From the mates we've left behind, And our officers are gloomy And the N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the choking fumes of the deadly shell Curtained the place where our comrades fell, This we saw when the charge was done And the East blushed red to the rising sun In the town of Loos in the morning.
TO MARGARET IF we forget the Fairies, And tread upon their rings, God will perchance forget us, And think of other things.
When we forget you, Fairies, Who guard our spirits' light: God will forget the morrow, And Day forget the Night.
88 DEATH AND THE FAIRIES BEFORE I joined the Army I lived in... Donegal, Where every night the Fairies Would hold their carnival.
But now I'm out in Flanders, Where men like wheat-ears fall, And it's Death and not the Fairies Who is holding carnival.
THE RETURN THERE'S a tramp o' feet in the mornin', There's an oath from an N. C. O. , As up the road to the trenches The brown battalions go: Guns and rifles and wagons, Transports and horses and men, Up with the flush of the dawnin', And back with the night again.
Back again from the battle, From the mates we've left behind, And our officers are gloomy And the N.
What to read after Soldier Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgill Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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