Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris Rosenfeld
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"Oh come, let in the light!
Arise! Ye have the might! Set Freedom free again!" They sleep. But I strive on. They sleep!... Can'st wake a stone?... That one might stir! but one! Call I, or hold my peace, None comes to her release; And hope for her is none. But who may see her plight And not go mad outright!... "Now: up! For Freedom's sake!" I spring to take her part:-- "Fool!" cries a voice. I start... In anguish I awake. A Tree in the Ghetto There stands in th' leafless Ghetto One spare-leaved, ancient tree; Above the Ghetto noises It moans eternally. In wonderment it muses, |
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