The Little Book of Modern Verse; a selection from the work of contemporaneous American poets by Unknown
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page 66 of 283 (23%)
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And if he watched the shifting track,
He marked, too, the eternal stars Shine through the wrack. And so amid the deep sea din, And so amid the wastes of foam, Afar his heart was happy in His highland home! The Heart's Country. [Florence Wilkinson] Hill people turn to their hills; Sea-folk are sick for the sea: Thou art my land and my country, And my heart calls out for thee. The bird beats his wings for the open, The captive burns to be free; But I -- I cry at thy window, For thou art my liberty. Joyous-Gard. [Thomas S. Jones, Jr.] |
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