The Road to Everywhere
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The great work is done.
Under the white glare of the tropic sun What seemed a dream for many a brave decade Has been completed, and the East and West At last are one.
Here is a product of Man's great unrest, Striving to meet his ever-growing need.
Fools, blind to that white flame within Man's breast, Will ever seek to smirch each mighty deed With empty blame of Greed.
But something finer, nobler, grander goes Into Man's handiwork, half understood — The stuff of dreams lives on through mortal wo...es Working its glory for the common good!
II We know how the work was done, How men suffered and strained — and won I How can we fail to see This modern nobility?
24 Ill Let no names be said, Lest one of the dead Who nameless dug his part of every hill Be now forgotten, when his hands are still.
IV Another wonder of the world is made !
Each great machine, each mighty little spade, Each one with wonder in itself is still.
Things all inanimate, they seemed to live Under Man's will, Doing the work his frail hands could not do, For all his great mind knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great work is done.
Under the white glare of the tropic sun What seemed a dream for many a brave decade Has been completed, and the East and West At last are one.
Here is a product of Man's great unrest, Striving to meet his ever-growing need.
Fools, blind to that white flame within Man's breast, Will ever seek to smirch each mighty deed With empty blame of Greed.
But something finer, nobler, grander goes Into Man's handiwork, half understood — The stuff of dreams lives on through mortal wo...es Working its glory for the common good!
II We know how the work was done, How men suffered and strained — and won I How can we fail to see This modern nobility?
24 Ill Let no names be said, Lest one of the dead Who nameless dug his part of every hill Be now forgotten, when his hands are still.
IV Another wonder of the world is made !
Each great machine, each mighty little spade, Each one with wonder in itself is still.
Things all inanimate, they seemed to live Under Man's will, Doing the work his frail hands could not do, For all his great mind knew.
What to read after The Road to Everywhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glenn Ward Dresbach to read onlineMoreLess
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