Let Us Go On

Let us go on. The road is long and we, Have been long trudging, trudging. In the trenches we knew war and warfare We saw blood mix with dust and clay. But let us go on. The trenches have been dug, and long We can trudge more – hoping, Hoping. If we trudge longer we will better do. The world needs our industry, not our laziness. So let us trudge though Falter we here and there in to The bogs and quagmires. We will not fear more now that we lose what? Though existence be everywhere all time: . For at this juncture what is there to lose? Our cowardice perhaps? We have sung and chanted, verse has been. We have seen blood shed and we have seen guns We have heard the rattling of machine guns The bombs whistling through the air And missiles whizzing in the leaden skies. So what lose we?