《satires of circumstance》

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   Friend with the musing eye;
   Who watch us stepping by
   With doubt and dolorous sigh?
Can much pondering so hoodwink you!
Is it a purblind prank; O think you;
   Friend with the musing eye?

Nay。  We well see what we are doing;
   Though some may not see …
   Dalliers as they be …
   England's need are we;
Her distress would leave us rueing:
Nay。  We well see what we are doing;
   Though some may not see!

In our heart of hearts believing
   Victory crowns the just;
   And that braggarts must
   Surely bite the dust;
Press we to the field ungrieving;
In our heart of hearts believing
   Victory crowns the just。

Hence the faith and fire within us
   Men who march away
   Ere the barn…cocks say
   Night is growing gray;
To hazards whence no tears can win us:
Hence the faith and fire within us
   Men who march away。

September 5; 1914。







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