The League of Nations Poems On the World War
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FEBRUARY 1919 POEMS ON THE WORLD WAR 123 THE VACANT CHAIR * * In thousands they are coming back To wives and parents dear, But you Ah ! life is doubly black To me in mourning here: In tears I hover round your chair, And bend my heavy head ; My heart its burden can not bear Since you are with the dead.
If I had known you would be slain, And laid in Flanders field, I would have followed in your train, And on your grave have kneeled, And watered with my burning tears That lone and sacred sod, And ...sacrificed my future years To tread the path you trod.
For in this chair you sit no more, No more you smile on me, As in the happy days of yore Ere you had crossed the sea ; And memory now can only bring More sadness to my heart, And make me, as I feel its sting, More eager to depart.
124 THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS POLAND * * If I have read your annals true You have been dead for many a year, And now arise with vigor new To run on earth a fresh career. The Russian-Prussian-Austrian storm Beat fiercely on your suppliant form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FEBRUARY 1919 POEMS ON THE WORLD WAR 123 THE VACANT CHAIR * * In thousands they are coming back To wives and parents dear, But you Ah ! life is doubly black To me in mourning here: In tears I hover round your chair, And bend my heavy head ; My heart its burden can not bear Since you are with the dead.
If I had known you would be slain, And laid in Flanders field, I would have followed in your train, And on your grave have kneeled, And watered with my burning tears That lone and sacred sod, And ...sacrificed my future years To tread the path you trod.
For in this chair you sit no more, No more you smile on me, As in the happy days of yore Ere you had crossed the sea ; And memory now can only bring More sadness to my heart, And make me, as I feel its sting, More eager to depart.
124 THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS POLAND * * If I have read your annals true You have been dead for many a year, And now arise with vigor new To run on earth a fresh career. The Russian-Prussian-Austrian storm Beat fiercely on your suppliant form.
What to read after The League of Nations Poems On the World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furman, Alfred Antoine, 1856- to read onlineMoreLess
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