Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STAND ROUND, MY BRAVE BOYS!, by EDWARD MOORE (1712-1757) Poet's Biography First Line: Stand round, my brave boys! With heart and with Last Line: And chorus it, long live the king! Subject(s): Courts & Courtiers; Soldiers; Victory; War | ||||||||
STAND round, my brave boys! with heart and with voice, And all in full chorus agree; We'll fight for our king, and as loyally sing, And let the world know we'll be free. CHORUS. The rebels shall fly, as with shouts we draw nigh, And Echo shall victory ring; Then safe from alarms, we'll rest on our arms, And chorus it, Long live the King! Then commerce once more shall bring wealth to our shore, And plenty and peace bless the isle; The peasant shall quaff off his bowl with a laugh, And reap the sweet fruits of his toil. CHORUS. The rebels, &c. Kind love shall repay the fatigues of the day, And melt us to softer alarms; Coy Phillis shall burn at her soldier's return, And bless the brave youth in her arms. CHORUS. The rebels shall fly, as with shouts we draw nigh, And Echo shall victory ring; Then safe from alarms, we'll rest on our arms, And chorus it, Long live the King! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...I AM YOUR WAITER TONIGHT AND MY NAME IS DIMITRI by ROBERT HASS MITRAILLIATRICE by ERNEST HEMINGWAY RIPARTO D'ASSALTO by ERNEST HEMINGWAY WAR VOYEURS by JUAN FELIPE HERRERA THE DREAM OF WAKING by RANDALL JARRELL THE SURVIVOR AMONG GRAVES by RANDALL JARRELL SO MANY BLOOD-LAKES by ROBINSON JEFFERS AS PHILLIS THE GAY by EDWARD MOORE (1712-1757) BE STILL, O YE WINDS! by EDWARD MOORE (1712-1757) ELEGY, WRITTEN AMONG THE RUINS OF A NOBLEMAN'S SEAT IN CORNWALL by EDWARD MOORE (1712-1757) |
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