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Charing Cross

(1919)
A collection of poems by

 
 
Excerpt from Charing Cross: And Other Poems of the Period

Youth, by the stupendous sacrifice which it has been called upon to make, will enter into a great inheritance of Liberty. Martyrdom is often the forerunner of Freedom. But there is a short sightedness in some elderly persons which has enabled them to behold only the glory and gladness of Youth marching down the Valley of the Shadows. True vision has revealed under the radiant faces the tremor of deep emotion. Youth has suffered and been penalized for the very qualities it possesses, and when it returns it will find a voice to express its experience. Youth, which has saved the world, will demand the right to reconstruct it. The chaos that has broken its ranks marked the close of the ascendancy of political tradition, which to day is utterly discredited. Vision, which is Youth, has triumphed.

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