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My Lyrical Life

Poems Old and New. By Gerald Massey

Massey, Gerald (1828-1907)

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LYRICS OF LOVE.

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CRIES OF 'FORTY-EIGHT.

CRIES OF 'FORTY-EIGHT.

THE PEOPLE'S ADVENT.

THE BATTLE-CALL.

THE EARTH FOR ALL.

THE LORDS OF LAND AND MONEY.

“ALL'S RIGHT WITH THE WORLD.”

A CRY OF THE UNEMPLOYED.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVE.

OUR FATHERS ARE PRAYING FOR PAUPER-PAY.

ANATHEMA MARANATHA.

A CRY OF THE PEOPLE.

THEY ARE BUT GIANTS WHILE WE KNEEL.

SONG OF THE RED REPUBLICAN.

AFTER THE STRUGGLE.

THE MEN OF 'FORTY-EIGHT.

IT WILL END IN THE RIGHT.

THE KINGLIEST KINGS.

HOPE ON, HOPE EVER.

THE THREE VOICES.

ONWARD AND SUNWARD.

GOD'S WORLD IS WORTHY OF BETTER MEN.

THIS WORLD IS FULL OF BEAUTY.

THERE'S NO DEARTH OF KINDNESS.

THE KNIGHTS OF LABOUR.

THE CHIVALRY OF LABOUR.

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW.

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You are disappointed with my work? Ah, true,
It was not meant, my Friend, to mirror you;
The only thing on earth you care to view!