GOOD oars, for Arnold-s sake,
By Laleham lightly bound,
And near the bank, O soft,
Darling swan!
Let not the o-erweary wake
Anew from natal ground,
But where he slumbered oft,
Slumber on.
Be less than boat or bird,
The pensive stream along;
No murmur make, nor gleam,
At his side.
Where was it he had heard
Of warfare and of wrong?-
Not there, in any dream
Since he died.
Pax Paganica
Louise Imogen Guiney
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