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Poem by Robert Laurence Binyon The Dead to the Living O you that still have rain and sun, Kisses of children and of wife And the good earth to tread upon, And the mere sweetness that is life, Forget not us, who gave all these For something dearer, and for you. Think in what cause we crossed the seas! Remember, he who fails the Challenge Fails us too. Now in the hour that shows the strong-- The soul no evil powers affray-- Drive straight against embattled Wrong: Faith knows but one, the hardest, way. Endure; the end is worth the throe. Give, give, and dare; and again dare! On, to that Wrong's great overthrow. We are with you, of you; we the pain And victory share. Robert Laurence Binyon Robert Laurence Binyon's other poems: ![]() 1278 Views |
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