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Harriet Monroe - Ære PerenniusHarriet Monroe - Ære Perennius
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Look on the dead. Stately and pure he lies Under the white sheet`s marble folds. For him The solemn bier, the scented chamber dim, The sacred hush, the bowed heads of the wise, The slow pomp, the majestical disguise Of haughty death, the conjurer—even for him, Poor trivial one, pale shadow on the rim,. Whom life marked not, but death may not despise. Now is he level with the great; no king Enthroned and crowned more royal is, more sure Of the world`s reverence. Yesterday this thing Was but a man, mortal and insecure; Now chance and change their homage to him bring And he is one with all things that endure.
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