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Dear Poet now turned out to grass	A
Like him who reigned in Babylon	B
Forget the seasons overlaid	C
By business and the Board of Trade	C
And sing of old world lad and lass	A
As in the summers that are gone	D
	-
Back to the golden prime of Anne	E
When you ambassador had been	F
And brought o'er sea the King again	G
Beatrix Esmond in his train	H
Ah happy bard to hold her fan	E
And happy land with such a Queen	I
	-
We live too early or too late	J
You should have shared the pint of Pope	K
And taught well pleased the shining shell	L
To murmur of the fair Lepel	L
And changed the stars of St John's fate	J
To some more happy horoscope	K
	-
By duchesses with roses crowned	M
And fed with chicken and champagne	H
Urbane and witty and too wary	N
To risk the feud of Lady Mary	N
You should have walked the courtly ground	M
Of times that cannot come again	G
	-
Bring back these years in verse or prose	O
I very much prefer your verse	P
As on some Twenty Ninth of May	Q
Restore the splendour and the sway	Q
Forget the sins the wars the woes	O
The joys alone must you rehearse	P
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Forget the dunces there is none	R
So stupid as to snarl at YOU	S
So may your years with pen and book	T
Run pleasant as an English brook	T
Through meadows floral in the sun	R
And shadows fragrant of the dew	S
	-
And thus at ending of your span	E
As all must end the world shall say	Q
His best he gave he left us not	U
A line that saints could wish to blot	U
For he was blameless though a man	E
And though the poet he was gay	Q

Andrew Lang

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