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Poem by Anonymous Chartists and Liberty Yes! the morning is awakening, When the Charter must be won— Yes! the darkness now is breaking, At the dawning of the sun Of Liberty. Not the countless dew-drops beaming All in beauty o’er the land, When the moon’s first ray is streaming, Shall surpass the numerous band Of Liberty. Multitudes, that none can number, In that season of their power, Shall arise, as from a slumber, Chartists wakened in an hour Of Liberty. Then from the craggy mountains The joyful shout shall fly, And shady vales and fountains Shall echo the reply Of Liberty. The poor man’s lowly dwelling Shall send the news around, With many voices swelling In one continued sound Of Liberty. Then shall the voice of singing Flow joyfully along, And Chartists be rejoicing In one triumphant song Of Liberty. The Northern Star, April 10, 1841 Anonymous Anonymous's other poems:
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