Fleurs De Lys, and Other Poems by Arthur Weir
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Rings out its knell
For a great soul passed away! Yes, a gallant man was he, That brave-hearted, old French tar, Whose great name through history Shines on us, as from afar Through the gray Of dawning day Gleams the glorious Morning Star! THE PRIEST AND THE MINISTER. From Old France once sailed a vessel, Bearing hearts that came to nestle In Acadia's breast and wrestle With its Winters cold. Priests and ministers it bore, Who had sought that desert shore, Filled with ardor to restore Lost sheep to the fold. Yet though on such errand wending, They debated without ending, Each his cherished faith defending Morning, noon and night. |
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