The Tongues of Toil And Other Poems
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this shall not always be ; Woman, arise ; only the bold are free !" Nor insults, heavier bonds, nor bitter blows Availed to still her, where, midst daunted foes, She stood with eyes that saw futurity.
76 SACRAMENT I X the early August hours, Where the poor and humble pine. Tenderly she touched the leaves On a morning glory vine. Soft she wet the thirsty blooms That struggled with the parching heat, And o er the crumbling window ledge 1 ent and kissed them for their sweet.
Xigh on noon, where mi...lls clashed loud, Slowly draining human veins, T roodingly she dried the tears Of childhood wound in labor s chains. She stroked the lean, sob-shaken hands.
Laved and cooled the little cheek, And mother-like, with pillowed breast, Gave her heart to help the weak.
77 SACRAMENT With the ending of that day, Home from all the toiling throng Near to night s brief hours of rest, Low she sang a comrade song, Sang its glad words o er and o er, Musing midst her cares and fears, And while her voice ebbed to a sigh, Consecrated faith with tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
this shall not always be ; Woman, arise ; only the bold are free !" Nor insults, heavier bonds, nor bitter blows Availed to still her, where, midst daunted foes, She stood with eyes that saw futurity.
76 SACRAMENT I X the early August hours, Where the poor and humble pine. Tenderly she touched the leaves On a morning glory vine. Soft she wet the thirsty blooms That struggled with the parching heat, And o er the crumbling window ledge 1 ent and kissed them for their sweet.
Xigh on noon, where mi...lls clashed loud, Slowly draining human veins, T roodingly she dried the tears Of childhood wound in labor s chains. She stroked the lean, sob-shaken hands.
Laved and cooled the little cheek, And mother-like, with pillowed breast, Gave her heart to help the weak.
77 SACRAMENT With the ending of that day, Home from all the toiling throng Near to night s brief hours of rest, Low she sang a comrade song, Sang its glad words o er and o er, Musing midst her cares and fears, And while her voice ebbed to a sigh, Consecrated faith with tears.
What to read after The Tongues of Toil And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnard William Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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