Ode On the Day of the Coronation of King Edward Vii
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14 ODE ON THE CORONATION OF But hath with royal-hearted chivalry In Shakespeare's conquests merged at last his own; And she, a queen, but fashioned king-like, she Before whose prows, before whose tempests, fled Spain on the ruining night precipitately ; And that worn face, in camps and councils bred, KING EDWARD THE SEVENTH 15 The guest who brought us law and liberty Raised well-nigh from the dead ; Yea, she herself, in whose immediate stead Thou standest, in the shadow of her soul ; All these,... O King, from their seclusion dread, And guarded palace of eternity. Mix in thy pageant with phantasmal tread, Hear the long waves of acclamation roll, 1 6 ODE ON THE CORONATION And with yet mightier silence marshal thee To the awful throne thou hast inherited. Ill KING EDWARD THE SEVENTH 19 High on the noon and summit of the year Thou art anointed king. Nature disdains not braveries : why should we The sombre foil to all her splendours be ? Let London rustle with rich apparelling, And all the ways, with festal faces lined, Casement and coign and fluttering balcony, Wave welcome on the wind.
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