English poem
Arms And The Man. - The Old Dominion.
Midway between the orange and the snows As some fair planet rounds up from the sea, Eldest of all, the Central Power arose In vague immensity. She stretched from Seas in sun to Lakes in Shade, O'erstepped swift Rio Escondido's stream— Her bounds expressed, as by the Tudor made, An Alexander's dream. And liberal Stuart granted broad and free Bound'ries which still the annalist may boast— Limits which ran "throughout from sea to sea," And far along the coast! A mighty shaft through Raleigh's fingers slipped, Smith shot it, and—a Continent awoke! For that great arrow with an acorn tipped, Planted an English Oak!
More by James Barron Hope
- Arms And The Man. - The French In The Trenches.
- Arms And The Man. - The Lines Around Yorktown.
- Arms And The Man. - The New England Group.
- Arms And The Man. - The Oaks And The Tempest.
- Arms And The Man. - The Ravages Of War.
- Arms And The Man. - The South In The Union.
- Arms And The Man. - The Southern Colonies.
- Arms And The Man. - The Surrender Of Lord Cornwallis.