A Treasury of War Poetry - British and American Poems of the World War 1914-1917 by Unknown
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* * * * * A wind in the world! And doubts are blown To dust along, and the old stars come forth-- Stars of a creed to Pilgrim Fathers worth A field of broken spears and flowers strown. A wind in the world! Now truancy From the true self is ended; to her part Steadfast again she moves, and from her heart A great America cries: Death to Tyranny! A wind in the world! And we have come Together, sea by sea; in all the lands Vision doth move at last, and Freedom stands With brightened wings, and smiles and beckons home! _John Galsworthy_ TO RUSSIA NEW AND FREE Land of the Martyrs--of the martyred dead And martyred living--now of noble fame! Long wert thou saddest of the nations, wed To Sorrow as the fire to the flame, |
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