"Why heed long bleeding Cuba,"- line 3, Black Mans Burden
"Your new-caught sullen peoples," - lone 7, White Mans Burden
"In patience to abide," - line 10, White Mans Burden
"No tawdry rule of kings" - line 26, White Mans Burden
"Te lightly preferred laurel" - line 51, White Mans Burden
Heed: to nottice and pay attention to
Sullen: not happy mood, depressed, sad, sulky gloomy
Abide: to obey
Tawdry: fashion jewelry
Laurel: shrubbery with dark green foliage
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