War Poems
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Lifting the sign of thy true constellation Where the mad trail of the meteor runs, Holding the light of the stars in their stillness Over the fury and flare of the guns !
Glory, old glory, fly on with thy message!
Thine is the language the slave understands.
Children will kneel to thee, mothers will bless thee.
Maidens will meet thee with flowers in their hands.
There will be fear in the tents of the tyrants : There will be joy in the desolate lands.
Glory, old glory, how white is thy vesture —... White as the snow till it touches the sod !
Glory, old glory, how red is thy raiment.
Even as His who the winepress hath trod !
Glory, old glory, how blue is thy buckler.
Blazoned with fires of the splendor of God!
Glory, old glory, thy warp in its weaving Was woofed with the dreams of a day that will be.
Glory, old glory, the gale in thy halyards Is humming the song of a world that is free.
All we have lived for and all we will die for.
Glory, old glory, go onward with thee!
w WHO IS THIS?
HO is this that comes from Edom with his gar- ments glory-dyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lifting the sign of thy true constellation Where the mad trail of the meteor runs, Holding the light of the stars in their stillness Over the fury and flare of the guns !
Glory, old glory, fly on with thy message!
Thine is the language the slave understands.
Children will kneel to thee, mothers will bless thee.
Maidens will meet thee with flowers in their hands.
There will be fear in the tents of the tyrants : There will be joy in the desolate lands.
Glory, old glory, how white is thy vesture —... White as the snow till it touches the sod !
Glory, old glory, how red is thy raiment.
Even as His who the winepress hath trod !
Glory, old glory, how blue is thy buckler.
Blazoned with fires of the splendor of God!
Glory, old glory, thy warp in its weaving Was woofed with the dreams of a day that will be.
Glory, old glory, the gale in thy halyards Is humming the song of a world that is free.
All we have lived for and all we will die for.
Glory, old glory, go onward with thee!
w WHO IS THIS?
HO is this that comes from Edom with his gar- ments glory-dyed.
What to read after War Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stafford, Wendell Phillips, 1861- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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