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+Title: Golden Stars
+       And Other Verses Following "The Red Flower"
+
+
+Author: Henry Van Dyke
+
+
+
+Release Date: December 16, 2006  [eBook #20123]
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+Language: English
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+***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GOLDEN STARS***
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+Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team (http://www.pgdp.net/)
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+
+GOLDEN STARS
+
+by
+
+HENRY VAN DYKE
+
+
+
+     *     *     *     *     *     *
+
+
+   The Valley of Vision
+   Fighting for Peace
+   The Unknown Quantity
+   The Ruling Passion
+   The Blue Flower
+
+   Out-of-Doors in the Holy Land
+   Days Off
+   Little Rivers
+   Fisherman's Luck
+
+   Poems, Collection in one volume
+
+   Golden Stars
+   The Red Flower
+   The Grand Canyon, and Other Poems
+   The White Bees, and Other Poems
+   The Builders, and Other Poems
+   Music, and Other Poems
+   The Toiling of Felix, and Other Poems
+   The House of Rimmon
+
+   CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
+
+
+
+     *     *     *     *     *     *
+
+
+
+GOLDEN STARS
+
+And Other Verses Following "The Red Flower"
+
+by
+
+HENRY VAN DYKE
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+New York
+Charles Scribner's Sons
+1919
+Copyright, 1918, 1919, by Charles Scribner's Sons
+Published February, 1919
+Copyright, 1918, By the Outlook Company
+Copyright, 1918, By the New York Herald Co.
+Copyright, 1917, By New York Times Co.
+Copyright, 1918, By New York Tribune, Inc.
+Copyright, 1917, By Land & Water Pub. Co.
+Copyright, 1918, By the Public Ledger
+Copyright, 1918, By the Press Publishing Co.
+
+
+
+[Illustration]
+
+
+
+
+NOTE
+
+The only reason for printing this little book is that many people have
+expressed a desire to have the memorial poem, "Golden Stars," in a
+permanent form.
+
+The other verses are included simply because they are a wayside record
+of some of the varied feelings of an old lover of peace who was willing
+to fight for it,--feelings which may find a response in other American
+hearts.
+
+Henry van Dyke.
+Avalon, January 6, 1919.
+
+
+
+
+CONTENTS
+
+                                       PAGE
+   The Peaceful Warrior                   3
+   The Winds of War-News                  4
+   Righteous Wrath                        5
+   Facta non Verba                        6
+   From Glory unto Glory                  7
+   Signs of the Zodiac                   10
+   Britain, France, America              13
+   The Red Cross                         14
+   Easter Road, 1918                     15
+   America's Welcome Home                17
+   The Surrender of the German Fleet     19
+   Golden Stars                          21
+
+
+
+
+THE PEACEFUL WARRIOR
+
+
+I have no joy in strife,
+  Peace is my great desire;
+Yet God forbid I lose my life
+  Through fear to face the fire.
+
+A peaceful man must fight
+  For that which peace demands,--
+Freedom and faith, honor and right,
+  Defend with heart and hands.
+
+Farewell, my friendly books;
+  Farewell, ye woods and streams;
+The fate that calls me forward looks
+  To a duty beyond dreams.
+
+Oh, better to be dead
+  With a face turned to the sky,
+Than live beneath a slavish dread
+  And serve a giant lie.
+
+Stand up, my heart, and strive
+  For the things most dear to thee!
+Why should we care to be alive
+  Unless the world is free?
+
+May, 1918.
+
+
+
+
+THE WINDS OF WAR-NEWS
+
+
+The winds of war-news change and veer
+Now westerly and full of cheer,
+Now easterly, depressing, sour
+With tidings of the Teutons' power.
+
+But thou, America, whose heart
+With brave Allies has taken part,
+Be not a weathercock to change
+With these wild winds that shift and range.
+
+Be thou a compass ever true,
+Through sullen clouds or skies of blue,
+To that great star which rules the night,--
+The star of Liberty and Right.
+
+Lover of peace, oh set thy soul,
+Thy strength, thy wealth, thy conscience whole,
+To win the peace thine eyes foresee,--
+The triumph of Democracy.
+
+December 19, 1917.
+
+
+
+
+RIGHTEOUS WRATH
+
+
+There are many kinds of hatred, as many kinds of fire;
+And some are fierce and fatal with murderous desire;
+And some are mean and craven, revengeful, sullen, slow,
+They hurt the man that holds them more than they hurt his foe.
+
+And yet there is a hatred that purifies the heart:
+The anger of the better against the baser part,
+Against the false and wicked, against the tyrant's sword,
+Against the enemies of love, and all that hate the Lord.
+
+O cleansing indignation, O flame of righteous wrath,
+Give me a soul to feel thee and follow in thy path!
+Save me from selfish virtue, arm me for fearless fight,
+And give me strength to carry on, a soldier of the Right!
+
+January, 1918.
+
+
+
+
+_FACTA NON VERBA_
+
+
+_Deeds not Words_: I say so too!
+And yet I find it somehow true,
+A word may help a man in need,
+To nobler act and braver deed.
+
+
+
+
+FROM GLORY UNTO GLORY
+
+American Flag Song
+
+
+I
+
+O dark the night and dim the day
+  When first our flag arose;
+It fluttered bravely in the fray
+  To meet o'erwhelming foes.
+Our fathers saw the splendor shine,
+  They dared and suffered all;
+They won our freedom by the sign--
+The holy sign, the radiant sign--
+  Of the stars that never fall.
+
+_Chorus_
+
+All hail to thee, Young Glory!
+  Among the flags of earth
+We'll ne'er forget the story
+  Of thy heroic birth.
+
+II
+
+O wild the later storm that shook
+  The pillars of the State,
+When brother against brother took
+  The final arms of fate.
+But union lived and peace divine
+  Enfolded brothers all;
+The flag floats o'er them with the sign--
+The loyal sign, the equal sign--
+  Of the stars that never fall.
+
+_Chorus_
+
+All hail to thee, Old Glory!
+  Of thee our heart's desire
+Foretells a golden story,
+  For thou hast come through fire.
+
+III
+
+O fiercer than all wars before
+  That raged on land or sea,
+The Giant Robber's world-wide war
+  For the things that shall not be!
+Thy sister banners hold the line;
+  To thee, dear flag, they call;
+And thou hast joined them with the sign--
+The heavenly sign, the victor sign--
+  Of the stars that never fall.
+
+_Chorus_
+
+All hail to thee, New Glory!
+  We follow thee unfurled
+To write the larger story
+  Of Freedom for the World.
+
+September 4, 1918.
+
+
+
+
+SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC
+
+
+Who knows how many thousand years ago
+The twelvefold Zodiac was made to show
+The course of stars above and men below?
+
+The great sun plows his furrow by its "lines":
+From all its "houses" mystic meaning shines:
+Deep lore of life is written in its "signs."
+
+  _Aries_--Sacrifice.
+
+Snow-white and sacred is the sacrifice
+That Heaven demands for what our heart doth prize:
+The man who fears to suffer, ne'er can rise.
+
+  _Taurus_--Strength.
+
+Rejoice, my friend, if God has made you strong:
+Put forth your force to move the world along:
+Yet never shame your strength to do a wrong.
+
+  _Gemini_--Brotherhood.
+
+Bitter his life who lives for self alone,
+Poor would he be with riches and a throne:
+But friendship doubles all we are and own.
+
+  _Cancer_--The Wisdom of Retreat.
+
+Learn from the crab, O runner fresh and fleet,
+Sideways to move, or backward, when discreet;
+Life is not all advance,--sometimes retreat!
+
+  _Leo_--Fire.
+
+The sign of Leo is the sign of fire.
+Hatred we hate: but no man should desire
+A heart too cold to flame with righteous ire.
+
+  _Virgo_--Love.
+
+Mysterious symbol, words are all in vain
+To tell the secret power by which you reign,
+The more we love, the less we can explain.
+
+  _Libra_--Justice.
+
+Examine well the scales with which you weigh;
+Let justice rule your conduct every day;
+For when you face the Judge you'll need fair play
+
+  _Scorpio_--Self-Defense.
+
+There's not a creature in the realm of night
+But has the wish to live, likewise the right:
+Don't tread upon the scorpion, or he'll fight.
+
+  _Sagittarius_--The Archer.
+
+Life is an arrow, therefore you must know
+What mark to aim at, how to use the bow,--
+Then draw it to the head and let it go!
+
+  _Capricornus_--The Goat.
+
+The goat looks solemn, yet he likes to run,
+And leap the rocks, and gambol in the sun:
+The truly wise enjoy a little fun.
+
+  _Aquarius_--Water.
+
+"Like water spilt upon the ground,"--alas,
+Our little lives flow swiftly on and pass;
+Yet may they bring rich harvests and green grass!
+
+  _Pisces_--The Fishes.
+
+Last of the sacred signs, ye bring to me
+A word of hope, a word of mystery,--
+We all are swimmers in God's mighty sea.
+
+February 28. 1918.
+
+
+
+
+BRITAIN, FRANCE, AMERICA
+
+
+The rough expanse of democratic sea
+Which parts the lands that live by liberty
+Is no division; for their hearts are one.
+To fight together till their cause is won.
+
+For land and water let us make our pact,
+And seal the solemn word with valiant act:
+No continent is firm, no ocean pure,
+Until on both the rights of man are sure.
+
+April, 1917.
+
+
+
+
+THE RED CROSS
+
+
+Sign of the Love Divine
+  That bends to bear the load
+Of all who suffer, all who bleed,
+  Along life's thorny road:
+
+Sign of the Heart Humane,
+  That through the darkest fight
+Would bring to wounded friend and foe
+  A ministry of light:
+
+O dear and holy sign,
+  Lead onward like a star!
+The armies of the just are thine,
+  And all we have and are.
+
+October 20, 1918,
+for the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call.
+
+
+
+
+EASTER ROAD
+
+1918
+
+
+Under the cloud of world-wide war,
+While earth is drenched with sorrow,
+I have no heart for idle merrymaking,
+Or for the fashioning of glad raiment.--
+I will retrace the divine footmarks,
+On the Road of the first Easter
+
+Down through the valley of utter darkness
+Dripping with blood and tears;
+Over the hill of the skull, the little hill of great anguish,
+The ambuscade of Death.
+Into the no-man's-land of Hades
+Bearing despatches of hope to spirits in prison,
+Mortally stricken and triumphant
+Went the faithful Captain of Salvation.
+
+Then upward, swiftly upward,--
+Victory, liberty, glory,
+The feet that were wounded walked in the tranquil garden,
+Bathed in dew and the light of deathless dawn.
+O my soul, my comrades, soldiers of freedom,
+Follow the pathway of Easter, for there is no other,
+Follow it through to peace, yea, follow it fighting.
+
+This Armageddon is not darker than Calvary.
+The day will break when the Dragon is vanquished;
+He that exalteth himself as God shall be cast down,
+And the Lords of war shall fall,
+And the long, long terror be ended,
+Victory, justice, peace enduring!
+They that die in this cause shall live forever,
+And they that live shall never die,
+They shall rejoice together in the Easter of a new world.
+
+March 31, 1918.
+
+
+
+
+AMERICA'S WELCOME HOME
+
+
+Oh, gallantly they fared forth in khaki and in blue,
+America's crusading host of warriors bold and true;
+They battled for the rights of man beside our brave Allies,
+And now they're coming home to us with glory in their eyes.
+
+  _Oh, it's home again, and home again, America for me!
+  Our hearts are turning home again and there we long to be,
+  In our beautiful big country beyond the ocean bars,
+  Where the air is full of sunlight and the flag is full of stars._
+
+Our boys have seen the Old World as none have seen before.
+They know the grisly horror of the German gods of war:
+The noble faith of Britain and the hero-heart of France,
+The soul of Belgium's fortitude and Italy's romance.
+
+They bore our country's great word across the rolling sea,
+"America swears brotherhood with all the just and free."
+They wrote that word victorious on fields of mortal strife,
+And many a valiant lad was proud to seal it with his life.
+
+Oh, welcome home in Heaven's peace, dear spirits of the dead!
+And welcome home ye living sons America hath bred!
+The lords of war are beaten down, your glorious task is done;
+You fought to make the whole world free, and the victory is won.
+
+  _Now it's home again, and home again, our hearts are turning west,
+  Of all the lands beneath the sun America is best.
+  We're going home to our own folks, beyond the ocean bars,
+  Where the air is full of sunlight and the flag is full of stars._
+
+November 11, 1918.
+A sequel to "America For Me," written in 1909.
+
+
+
+
+THE SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN FLEET
+
+
+Ship after ship, and every one with a high-resounding name,
+From the robber-nest of Heligoland the German war-fleet came;
+Not victory or death they sought, but a rendezvous of shame.
+
+  _Sing out, sing out,
+  A joyful shout,
+  Ye lovers of the sea!
+  The "Kaiser" and the "Kaiserin,"
+  The "Koenig" and the "Prinz,"
+  The potentates of piracy,
+  Are coming to surrender,
+  And the ocean shall be free._
+
+They never dared the final fate of battle on the blue;
+Their sea-wolves murdered merchantmen and mocked the drowning crew;
+They stained the wave with martyr-blood,--but we sent our transports
+     through!
+
+What flags are these that dumbly droop from the gaff o' the mainmast tall?
+The black of the Kaiser's iron cross, the red of the Empire's fall!
+Come down, come down, ye pirate flags. Yea, strike your colors all.
+
+The Union Jack and the Tricolor and the Starry Flag o' the West
+Shall guard the fruit of Freedom's war and the victory confest,
+The flags of the brave and just and free shall rule on the ocean's breast.
+
+  _Sing out, sing out,
+  A mighty shout,
+  Ye lovers of the sea!
+  The "Kaiser" and the "Kaiserin,"
+  The "Koenig" and the "Prinz"
+  The robber-lords of death and sin,
+  Have come to their surrender,
+  And the ocean shall be free!_
+
+November 20, 1918.
+
+
+
+
+GOLDEN STARS
+
+
+I
+
+It was my lot of late to travel far
+Through all America's domain,
+A willing, grey-haired servitor
+Bearing the Fiery Cross of righteous war.
+And everywhere, on mountain, vale and plain,
+In crowded street and lonely cottage door,
+I saw the symbol of the bright blue star.
+Millions of stars! Rejoice, dear land, rejoice
+That God hath made thee great enough to give
+Beneath thy starry flag unfurled
+A gift to all the world,--
+Thy living sons that Liberty might live.
+
+II
+
+It seems but yesterday they sallied forth
+Boys of the east, the west, the south, the north,
+High-hearted, keen, with laughter and with song,
+Fearless of lurking danger on the sea,
+Eager to fight in Flanders or in France
+Against the monstrous German wrong,
+And sure of victory!
+Brothers in soul with British and with French
+They held their ground in many a bloody trench;
+And when the swift word came--
+_Advance!_
+Over the top they went through waves of flame,--
+Confident, reckless, irresistible,
+Real Americans,--
+Their rush was never stayed
+Until the foe fell back, defeated and dismayed.
+O land that bore them, write upon thy roll
+Of battles won
+To liberate the human soul,
+Chateau Thierry and Saint Mihiel
+And the fierce agony of the Argonne;
+Yea, count among thy little rivers, dear
+Because of friends whose feet have trodden there,
+The Marne, the Meuse, and the Moselle.
+
+III
+
+Now the vile sword
+In Potsdam forged and bathed in hell,
+Is beaten down, the victory given
+To the sword forged in faith and bathed in heaven.
+Now home again our heroes come:
+Oh, welcome them with bugle and with drum,
+Ring bells, blow whistles, make a joyful noise
+Unto the Lord,
+And welcome home our blue-star boys,
+Whose manhood has made known
+To all the world America,
+Unselfish, brave and free, the Great Republic,
+Who lives not to herself alone.
+
+IV
+
+But many a lad we hold
+Dear in our heart of hearts
+Is missing from the home-returning host.
+Ah, say not they are lost,
+For they have found and given their life
+In sacrificial strife:
+Their service stars have changed from blue to gold!
+That sudden rapture took them far away,
+Yet are they here with us today,
+Even as the heavenly stars we cannot see
+Through the bright veil of sunlight
+Shed their influence still
+On our vexed life, and promise peace
+From God to all men of good will.
+
+V
+
+What wreaths shall we entwine
+For our dear boys to deck their holy shrine?
+  Mountain-laurel, morning-glory,
+  Goldenrod and asters blue,
+  Purple loosestrife, prince's-pine,
+  Wild-azalea, meadow-rue,
+  Nodding-lilies, columbine,--
+All the native blooms that grew
+In these fresh woods and pastures new,
+Wherein they loved to ramble and to play.
+Bring no exotic flowers:
+America was in their hearts,
+And they are ours
+For ever and a day.
+
+VI
+
+O happy warriors, forgive the tear
+  Falling from eyes that miss you;
+Forgive the word of grief from mother-lips
+  That ne'er on earth shall kiss you;
+Hear only what our hearts would have you hear,--
+Glory and praise and gratitude and pride
+From the dear country in whose cause you died.
+Now you have run your race and won your prize,
+Old age shall never burden you, the fears
+And conflicts that beset our lingering years
+Shall never vex your souls in Paradise.
+Immortal, young, and crowned with victory,
+From life's long battle you have found release.
+  And He who died for all on Calvary
+Has welcomed you, brave soldiers of the cross,
+  Into eternal Peace.
+
+VII
+
+Come, let us gird our loins and lift our load,
+Companions who are left on life's rough road,
+And bravely take the way that we must tread
+To keep true faith with our beloved dead.
+To conquer war they dared their lives to give,
+To safeguard peace our hearts must learn to live.
+Help us, dear God, our forward faith to hold!
+We want a better world than that of old.
+Lead us on paths of high endeavor,
+Toiling upward, climbing ever,
+Ready to suffer for the right,
+Until at last we gain a loftier height,
+More worthy to behold
+Our guiding stars, our hero-stars of gold.
+
+Ode for the Memorial Service,
+Princeton University, December 15, 1918.
+
+
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