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Edgar Lee Masters - America In 1804Edgar Lee Masters - America In 1804
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(America Conquers Europe.) Foul shapes that hate the day, again grown bold, Late driven hence, infested fane and court. The laurels of our victory were amort. Vile King-craft with his breed of blood and gold Took heart to see the ancient wrongs infold Our life, and childish figments which disport I` that pale light whose essence mayn`t support Realities, in Freedom`s hall to hold Sick carnival did troop. But at the height Of that debauch, while yet could be erased The smut and spittle from the sacred chart, Written in blood --a man whose soul gave light Intolerable to kings, their power abased, As he subdued the empire of the heart.
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