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Famous Poems by
Famous Poets :
Z---------'s Dream Part 6
>> Anne Bronte <<
The more I have to do. The faster I can journey on, The farther I must go. If Fortune favoured for a while, I could not rest beneath her smile, Nor triumph in success: When I have gained one river's shore A wilder torrent, stretched before, Defies me with its deafening roar; And onward I must press. And, much I doubt, this work of strife, In blood and death begun, Will call for many a victim more Before the cause is won. -- Well! my own life, I'd freely give Ere I would fail in my design; -- The cause must prosper if I live, And I will die if it decline: Advanced this far, I'll not recede; -- Whether to vanquish or to bleed, Onward, unchecked, I must proceed. Be Death, or Victory mine!
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