Chapter XXXV: VICTORY--November 11th, 1918 318
INDEX 321
TO (p. 007)
THE OFFICERS AND MEN
OF THE
FIRST CANADIAN DIVISION, C.E.F.
"THE UNBROKEN LINE."
We who have trod the borderlands of death,
Where courage high walks hand in hand with fear,
Shall we not hearken what the Spirit saith,
"All ye were brothers there, be brothers here?"
We who have struggled through the baffling night,
Where men were men and every man divine,
While round us brave hearts perished for the right
By chaliced shell-holes stained with life's rich wine.
Let us not lose the exalted love which came
From comradeship with danger and the joy
Of strong souls kindled into living flame
By one supreme desire, one high employ.
Let us draw closer in these narrower years,
Before us still the eternal visions spread;
We who outmastered death and all its fears
Are one great army still, living and dead.
F. G. S.
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