---

Wilfrid Scawen Blunt - Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
Work rating: Low

Long have I searched the Earth for liberty
 In desert places and lands far abroad
 Where neither Kings nor constables should be,
 Nor any law of Man, alas, or God.
 Freedom, Equality and Brotherhood,
 These were my quarries which eternally
 Fled from my footsteps fast as I pursued,
 Sad phantoms of desire by land and sea.

 See, it is ended. Sick and overborne
 By foes and fools, and my long chase, I lie.
 Here, in these walls, with all life`s souls forlorn
 Herded I wait,--and in my ears the cry,
 ``Alas, poor brothers, equal in Man`s scorn
 And free in God`s good liberty to die.``
Source
The script ran 0.001 seconds.