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Alfred Noyes (Альфред Нойес)


Veterans


When the last charge sounds
And the battle thunders o'er the plain,
Thunders o'er the trenches where the red streams flow,
Will it not be well with us,
Veterans, veterans,
If, beneath your torn old flag, we burst upon the foe?

When the last post sounds
And the night is on the battle-field,
Night and rest at last from all the tumult of our wars,
Will it not be well with us,
Veterans, veterans,
If, with duty done like yours, we lie beneath the stars?

When the great réveillé sounds
For the terrible last Sabbath,
All the legions of the dead shall hear the trumpet ring!
Will it not be well with us,
Veterans, veterans,
If, beneath your torn old flag, we rise to meet our King? 



Alfred Noyes's other poems:
  1. A Song of Two Burdens
  2. A Post-Impression
  3. Song (O, many a lover sighs)
  4. Fishers of Men
  5. The Escape of the Old Grey Squirrel


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