History & Politics

Daniel Webster

by Benjamin Copeland 1855–1940

From Niagara, and Other Poems (1904)

History & Politics

The grandeur of the mountains
Is in his deep tones heard;—
Atlantic’s mighty fountains
Inundate every word.

Torrential thought and feeling
In tides of passion pour,—
To patriot hearts appealing,
As sea to storm-swept shore.

Columbia’s star-crown’d daughters
Own his majestic will;—
Like voice of many waters,
His name is potent still.

In loftiest communion
With seer and sage of yore,
For Liberty and Union
He pleads for evermore!

MLA

Copeland, Benjamin. “Daniel Webster.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/copeland/14/.

Chicago

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