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... Soitc He came with sunrise on his face A nil in his eyes The glad surprise Of one who fain tvould run his race. But noontide's heat he never knew The bitterness Or weari ness Of things that are no longer new. lire from his face had fled the dawn He found his rest, And in the West The glory of the eternal morn. Elizabeth H. Siiillito. ...
... iiotrtron Loudon the giant monster has no bounds, But grows apace still thrusting out an arm Now east, now west devouring, pitiless Sweeping the peaceful meadows day by day Into its rav'nous clutches ...
... t l^omr 2Ei)jjugf)tsfromberseas j j 0 for a flash of English sunlight That comes at the end of a day of rain, That smites the poplars with amber glory, j A nd clothes with heaven an English lane j j ...
... &iie It) un fl<thtn the tSate I Shall we yield on tyrant's terms, j Cower before a Kaiser's threat Shall we grovel with the worms, All our higher dreams forget Not while God's sun shines on high, j ...
... He is as constant as the northern star, Staunch as the rock whereon the waves advance Their fruitless ranks; un changeable by Chance; I Safe as a share convertible ...
... £ti tljc park Lirforc ant) Hftrr tijr (great peace (Celebration A Contrast by John Bateman. Gleaming grass of dew-washed green Tosses its sprightly head in glee, Proudly flaunts its virgin sheen Where ...
... En iWrmorn of an Iti Jfrirnii I -Lieut. -Colonel Malcolm McNeil, C.M-G., D.S.O., j Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Soldier, Piper and Shikari. I may not read the rune beyond the grave-- No travelle ...
... RHYMES OE THE MIMES (15) Slk NIGEL PLAYFAIR [0/ the Lyric, Hammersmith When the close of the run is nearing, And the last night heaves in view, Sir Nigel sits at the end of his wits Considering what t ...
... H frnolrt Sweet Mary only laughed at me But what a change in me it wrought For now my heart no more was free. Sweet Mary only laughed at me. I asked if she my wife would be, In language that my love h ...
... ne of ur Boos Amid the hedgerows, where the Avon, swelling, Winds round his mother's homestead to the sea He heard the call of duty, clear' compelling, To fight for liberty. Behind the firing line our ...
... tT1)C Rorkirs Look, where the level Prairies leap In godlike grandeur to the skies, Holding aloft earth's treasures deep, To man's amazed and curious eyes.' Those heights that catch the shafts of dawn ...
... Co a 13 r other Out there, do you dream of our days Pinafored days of high Romance- When Rocking-horse charged in the fray, And a cracked broomstick was your lance? Of Nurse's old chair toast for tea, ...