The Sentence Diagram Generator allows you to input complex sentences and visually represent their grammatical structures. For the provided text, you can break it down into individual sentences for diagramming. Here’s how you can approach it:

1. Identify the main clauses and phrases:

   • "No more the thirsty entrance of this soil shall daub her lips with her own children’s blood."
   • "No more shall trenching war channel her fields."
   • "Nor bruise her flow’rets with the armèd hoofs or hostile paces."

2. Diagram each sentence:

   • For the first sentence, identify the subject ("the thirsty entrance of this soil") and the predicate ("shall daub her lips with her own children’s blood").
   • For the second sentence, the subject is "trenching war" and the predicate is "shall channel her fields."
   • The third sentence can be diagrammed with "Nor" as a conjunction connecting two actions: "bruise her flow’rets" and "with the armèd hoofs or hostile paces."

3. Use the Sentence Diagram Generator: Input each sentence into the tool, and it will create a visual representation of the grammatical structure, allowing you to see the relationships between the words and phrases.

This process will help clarify the syntax and enhance your understanding of the sentence structure.