Poems by William Ernest Henley
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The liberal and august, his fault atoned,
Rests in the crowded yard There at the west of Princes Street. We three - You, I, and LEWIS!--still afoot, Are still together, and our lives, In chime so long, may keep (God bless the thought!) Unjangled till the end. W. E. H. CHISWICK, March 1888 THE SONG OF THE SWORD--TO RUDYARD KIPLING The Sword Singing - The voice of the Sword from the heart of the Sword Clanging imperious Forth from Time's battlements His ancient and triumphing Song. In the beginning, Ere God inspired Himself Into the clay thing Thumbed to His image, |
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