Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BATTLE OF KOSSOVO, by EADIE LAWTON MIJATOVICE First Line: There resteth to servia a glory Last Line: Who this day in battle were slain. Subject(s): Kossovo, Battle Of | ||||||||
THERE resteth to Servia a glory, A glory that shall not grow old; There remaineth to Servia a story, A tale to be chanted and told! They are gone to their graves grim and gory, The beautiful, brave, and bold; But out of the darkness and desolation Of the mourning heart of a widowed nation, Their memory waketh an exultation; Yea, long as a babe shall be born, Or there resteth a man in the land, So long as a blade of corn Shall be reaped by a human hand, So long as the grass shall grow On the mighty plain of Kossovo, -- So long, so long, even so, Shall the glory of those remain Who this day in battle were slain. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TSARITSA MILITSA AND THE VOYVODA VLADETA by ANONYMOUS BUDMOUTH DEARS by THOMAS HARDY A SHROPSHIRE LAD: 19. TO AN ATHLETE DYING YOUNG by ALFRED EDWARD HOUSMAN SNEEZING by JAMES HENRY LEIGH HUNT SONGO RIVER; CONNECTING LAKE SEBAGO AND LONG LAKE by HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW THE VALLEY OF UNREST (2) by EDGAR ALLAN POE A HEART-HAUNTED HOME by JANE BARLOW THE DEMON DAWN by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE |
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