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Poem by Christopher Pearse Cranch The Victories of Peace 1. GONE is the tempest that clouded The land with its dark desolation. Out from the pall that enshrouded Leaps the new strength of the nation. 2. Never again shall the cannon Roar with their terrible voicing, Save where the free flag and pennon Wave o'er a country rejoicing. 3. Boast not when musketry rattles O'er corpses of landsmen and seamen. Gains that are greater than battles Come with the ballots of freemen. 4. Praise ye the peace that engenders Trust in a people enlightened; Honor to valiant defenders, Hope for the days that have brightened. Christopher Pearse Cranch Christopher Pearse Cranch's other poems:
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