Dumitru Nistor prizonier de război în Japonia, item 95

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130. Imnul Statelor unite

Hymn to the Republic

bji Grosvenor Clarkson

”I turn, then and look American people, and

to that God who has never forsaken them”

- Abraham Lincoln 1862

I

Heed not the little mounting talk of little men

Weigh long the faintest whisper of Almighti God;

Peer far into the vistas of the common ken.

Seek out the vision of the genius an the clod;

Brood deep, O thou my contury silent to the gales

That roar their pregnant furies' round thy noble dreams.

Sons of the North, hold firm the scales!

II

Across the crjiptic seas beneath red reeling skies

Old lands in travail call the unawakened queen

Of alt the western world to sweep with them where dies

Or lives, their hope, which sentiment right alone keeps green;

Where battle gods that foolish men thought dead swing fla-ils

Of wrath and lust from sun to sun, from star to star

Sons of the East hold firm the scales

III

Brood deep, O thou my contury! Choose ye the peace

That may-who knows ?- corrode thi mighty frame,

Or do ye cast thy all into a timeless lease


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130. Imnul Statelor unite

Hymn to the Republic

bji Grosvenor Clarkson

”I turn, then and look American people, and

to that God who has never forsaken them”

- Abraham Lincoln 1862

I

Heed not the little mounting talk of little men

Weigh long the faintest whisper of Almighti God;

Peer far into the vistas of the common ken.

Seek out the vision of the genius an the clod;

Brood deep, O thou my contury silent to the gales

That roar their pregnant furies' round thy noble dreams.

Sons of the North, hold firm the scales!

II

Across the crjiptic seas beneath red reeling skies

Old lands in travail call the unawakened queen

Of alt the western world to sweep with them where dies

Or lives, their hope, which sentiment right alone keeps green;

Where battle gods that foolish men thought dead swing fla-ils

Of wrath and lust from sun to sun, from star to star

Sons of the East hold firm the scales

III

Brood deep, O thou my contury! Choose ye the peace

That may-who knows ?- corrode thi mighty frame,

Or do ye cast thy all into a timeless lease



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  • March 24, 2017 14:15:24 Ioan Tomoiaga

    130. Imnul Statelor unite

    Hymn to the Republic

    bji Grosvenor Clarkson

    ”I turn, then and look American people, and

    to that God who has never forsaken them”

    - Abraham Lincoln 1862

    I

    Heed not the little mounting talk of little men

    Weigh long the faintest whisper of Almighti God;

    Peer far into the vistas of the common ken.

    Seek out the vision of the genius an the clod;

    Brood deep, O thou my contury silent to the gales

    That roar their pregnant furies' round thy noble dreams.

    Sons of the North, hold firm the scales!

    II

    Across the crjiptic seas beneath red reeling skies

    Old lands in travail call the unawakened queen

    Of alt the western world to sweep with them where dies

    Or lives, their hope, which sentiment right alone keeps green;

    Where battle gods that foolish men thought dead swing fla-ils

    Of wrath and lust from sun to sun, from star to star

    Sons of the East hold firm the scales

    III

    Brood deep, O thou my contury! Choose ye the peace

    That may-who knows ?- corrode thi mighty frame,

    Or do ye cast thy all into a timeless lease


  • March 12, 2017 12:01:39 Tatiana Danilova

    130. Imnul Statelor unite

    Hymn to the Republic

    bji Grosvenor Clarkson

    ”I turn, then and look American people, and

    to that God who has never forsaken them”

    - Abraham Lincoln 1862

    I

    Heed not the little mounting talk of little men

    Weigh long the faintest whisper of Almighti God;

    Peer far into the vistas of the common ken.

    Seek out the vision of the genius an the clod;

    Brood deep, O thou my contury silent to the gales

    That roar their pregnant furies' round thy noble dreams.

    Sons of the North, hold firm the scales!

    II

    Across the crjiptic seas beneath red reeling skies

    Old lands in travail call the unawakened queen

    Of akk the western world to sweep with them where dies

    Or lives, their hope, which sentiment right alone keeps green;

    Where battle gods that foolish men thought dead swing fla-ils

    Of wrath and lust from sun to sun, from star to star

    Sons of the East hold firm the scales

    III

    Brood deep, O thou my contury! Choose ye the peace

    That may-who knows ?- corrode thi mighty frame,

    Or do ye cast thy all into a timeless lease



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