Songs of Labor and Other Poems by Morris Rosenfeld
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page 60 of 68 (88%)
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And the question heard again:
What the end shall be? Chanukah Thoughts Not always as you see us now, Have we been used to weep and sigh, We too have grasped the sword, I trow, And seen astonished foemen fly! We too have rushed into the fray, For our Belief the battle braved, And through the spears have fought our way, And high the flag of vict'ry waved. But generations go and come, And suns arise and set in tears, And we are weakened now and dumb, Foregone the might of ancient years. In exile where the wicked reign, Our courage and our pride expired, But e'en today each throbbing vein With Asmonean blood is fired. Tho' cruel hands with mighty flail |
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