Tschaikowsky
Awake! Ye people of the North, arise!
Tschaikowsky calls you from his mountain height
And, godlike, shakes his splendid spear of light
Athwart the harp-strings of the sounding skies.
List to the anthem; hearts and souls afire,
The people march, and singing breast the steep
Invincible, a tide upon the deep,
Storm-driven by his eagle-winged lyre.
No looking back, no mourning in the past,
But stern and brave the music sweeps along,
Content to die, if this hour be the last,
A river of imperishable song.
O new Prometheus, spread your stolen fire
And break the chains of darkness and of wrong!
Tschaikowsky calls you from his mountain height
And, godlike, shakes his splendid spear of light
Athwart the harp-strings of the sounding skies.
List to the anthem; hearts and souls afire,
The people march, and singing breast the steep
Invincible, a tide upon the deep,
Storm-driven by his eagle-winged lyre.
No looking back, no mourning in the past,
But stern and brave the music sweeps along,
Content to die, if this hour be the last,
A river of imperishable song.
O new Prometheus, spread your stolen fire
And break the chains of darkness and of wrong!
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