POETR Y
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Are iew, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount Of feeling PeTciuaI.
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Hark! what means this sound of tumult?
, Why this anxious seeming fear?


Who are those, in marshal'd order,


Marching on to strife and war?
Why are hearts in sorrow bleeding a
a Why do tears bedew the cheek2
Why are parents sisters weeping.


That no more they all shall meet !?
Turn thy eye, behold our country, ssa


Threatened by an angry foe,


See, our glorious flag Of freedom,
Trail'd in dust by foreign blow \.
Can we see our proud CoLUMBIA, a


Home Of the oppressed and brave,
Spoiled and threaten'd BY tyrant,


And not 60 with joy to save2 \.
Yes, we'll leave our home Of childhood,
II Where YOUTHS sunny hours were past,
Thoughts, 50 dear, in memory seated,


Still shall in our bosoms last.
Go and ask the eldest Of us
gei Why from home and friends they We gone?
Hear the answer tits TO save,


My country, that our fathers won.
Ask the youth Of blithsome spirit,


Why dost thou, in suffering roam q
Dangers, tolls, and death, await thee,
elt Why not leave them all for home? H
No, for in my bosom ekindles, II l3d9


Youths warm spark Of patriot zeal,
4 AMERICA, my own loved county .g
ID Yes, Ill die, thy name to shield.
We will rally roundthy standard, ar


Every foes advance repel, g Vt
Strike our colors! never, never,


IT'S crime too great TO tell er,t
GoD Of mercy save, 0, save, those as
ll Who are pledged in freedoms cause,
From disease and death protect them, Fssi


Rule them by thy perfect law.


Hasten on that day, long promised,
tr. When the swords TO ploughshares turn,
Spears and pruning hooks united, y


Nations no more war shall learn
.n CAIHARINE.
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