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O PEOPLE CHOSEN are ye not	A
Likewise the chosen of the Lord	B
To do His will and speak His word	C
From the loud thunder storm of war	D
Not man alone hath called ye forth	E
But He the God of all the earth	F
The torch of vengeance in your hands	G
He quenches unto Him belongs	H
The solemn recompense of wrongs	H
Enough of blood the land has seen	I
And not by cell or gallows stair	J
Shall ye the way of God prepare	J
Say to the pardon seekers Keep	K
Your manhood bend no suppliant knees	L
Nor palter with unworthy pleas	L
Above your voices sounds the wail	M
Of starving men we shut in vain	N
Our eyes to Pillow's ghastly stain	N
What words can drown that bitter cry	O
What tears wash out the stain of death	P
What oaths confirm your broken faith	Q
From you alone the guaranty	R
Of union freedom peace we claim	S
We urge no conqueror's terms of shame	S
Alas no victor's pride is ours	T
We bend above our triumphs won	U
Like David o'er his rebel son	U
Be men not beggars Cancel all	V
By one brave generous action trust	W
Your better instincts and be just	W
Make all men peers before the law	X
Take hands from off the negro's throat	Y
Give black and white an equal vote	Y
Keep all your forfeit lives and lands	G
But give the common law's redress	Z
To labor's utter nakedness	Z
Revive the old heroic will	A2
Be in the right as brave and strong	B2
As ye have proved yourselves in wrong	B2
Defeat shall then be victory	R
Your loss the wealth of full amends	Z
And hate be love and foes be friends	Z
Then buried be the dreadful past	C2
Its common slain be mourned and let	D2
All memories soften to regret	D2
Then shall the Union's mother heart	E2
Her lost and wandering ones recall	V
Forgiving and restoring all	V
And Freedom break her marble trance	Z
Above the Capitolian dome	F2
Stretch hands and bid ye welcome home	F2

John Greenleaf Whittier

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