Myth and Romance - Being a Book of Verses by Madison Julius Cawein
page 105 of 119 (88%)
page 105 of 119 (88%)
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Nor would Christ take it ill,--
That service to Himself and God Employed their spirits still. And so through faith and prayer Their powers were renewed, And souls made strong to shape a World, And tame a solitude. A type of revolution, Wrought from an iron plan, In the largest mold of liberty God cast the Puritan. A better land they founded, That Freedom had for bride, The shackles of old despotism Struck from her limbs and side. With faith within to guide them, And courage to perform, A nation, from a wilderness, They hewed with their strong arm. For liberty to worship, And right to do and dare, They faced the savage and the storm With voices raised in prayer. For God it was who summoned, |
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