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r = =0) — THE OUIVER O Young Hearts! True Hearts! Sheathe not the shining sword of right; let not thy task be done, Till wife and maiden fear no more, the touch of lecherous Hun. Bring to the humble, right of life, till man and woman, free From Junkerdom and Deutscherthem, bless life—won democracy. Not alone for Belgium, nor alone for France, thy flood, England shall feel the cleansing stream of thy sacrificing blood. The jeweled crown shall ne’er again, in cold, heraldic pride, Oblivious shine, while hunger craves what wealth has long denied. Ill fits with need of human life game lords of field and moor. Oh, Britain, not for them our blood, but thy many million poor. Our Boys! Our Boys! Oh, you that cross the sea, Leave of thy strength behind, In our hearts, in our wills, That are weak and blind. So blind we are, sometimes we lose Sight of thy sacrifice: So weak to carry our small load, Scarce to our feet we rise. Give of thy strength that we may bear In this, the world’s great need, Mark of a soldier of the line, In thought and worthy deed! Page 13
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THE QUIVER O Young Hearts! Brave Hearts! For port somewhere in distant France, the ship with dimmed light, Dropped out of the harbor, down the bay into silence and night. Into the night, and home behind—before, the wind-swept deep,— A bove, the silent stars—ahead, the swift torpedo’s leap. There was no fear, no coward’s wail, but the clear and steady eye; The unshed tears are the soldier’s tears, for they at the heartstrings lie. Into the night and outward bound on the ocean’s unknown track, We send our boys—God bring them safely back; Safely back from the fields of blood, the hospitals of pain; Tears will be ours if out of the night our ship comes home again. O Young Feet! Quick Feet! “Over the top!”—the call will come, Through poisoned gas and bursting bomb; Through crater holes and their awful stench, Through piercing wires and bloody trench— A charge that the Bochc will never stop, For you’re taking America over the top— Your Country—whose flag, wherever it be. Is the guidon of justice and liberty. Not for trade was the fight begun, Not for a selfish place in the sun. Nor piled up wealth of plutocrat— Vanished nations had all of that— Wc send our soldiers over the sea To make the world safe for democracy. Then to the breeze the stars unfurled. Will make democracy safe for the world. But more than country, with flag of blue, You carry over the top with you, The Nazarite’s promise, centuries old. Peace for the world as the years unfold. Pledge and promise that at last shall be The day-spring of peace for humanity. Page 12
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