Verses and Rhymes By the Way by Margaret Moran Dixon McDougall
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Be strong and united seen?
Will ever the foreign lilies Blend with the nation's green? For in other lands the peoples, Quite forgetting ancient wrong, Have blended and fused, becoming Because of their union strong, Leaving all old feuds and battles, As themes for romance and song From party's Promethean vulture, When wilt thou get release? When will the strife of races, The strife of religions cease? And the hearts of thy loving children Mingle and be at peace? BEREAVEMENT. (Job iii. 26) It was not that I lived a life of ease, Quiet, secure, apart from every care; For on the darkest of my anxious days I thought my burden more than I could bear. |
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