| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | A Song for Souls under Fire | | By Mark Turbyfill |
| | To F. L. W. Lo, that doves | |
| Should soften | |
| These surging streets! | |
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| I found him talking simply and gladly of God, | |
| In the unmoved city of granite | 5 |
| And noise. | |
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| Thought kindled in his cheek, | |
| And his white faith | |
| Was the tree in spring | |
| To look upon. | 10 |
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| He whispered me he knew the God of Daniel | |
| In the lions den; | |
| The faith of Joan of Arc | |
| On parapets. | |
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| He will walk, a spirit | 15 |
| Of unguessed power, | |
| Into battle. | |
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| He will walk unreached | |
| Into fire! | | | | |
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