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Poem by Francis Ledwidge The Call to Ireland We have fought so much for the nation In the tents we helped to divide; Shall the cause of our common fathers On our earthstones lie denied? For the price of a field we have wrangled While the weather rusted the plow, ' twas yours and 'twas mine and 'tis ours yet And it's time to be fencing it now. Francis Ledwidge Poem Theme: Ireland Francis Ledwidge's other poems: 1911 Views |
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