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September	A
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Weep for the martyr Strew his bier	B
With the last roses of the year	C
Shadow the land with sables knell	D
The harsh tongued melancholy bell	D
Beat the dull muffled drum and flaunt	E
The drooping banner let the chant	F
Of the deep throated organ sob	G
One voice one sorrow one heart throb	G
From land to land from sea to sea	H
The huge world quires his elegy	H
Tears love and honor he shall have	I
Through ages keeping green his grave	J
Too late approved too early lost	K
His story is the people's boast	L
Tough sinewed offspring of the soil	M
Of peasant lineage reared to toil	M
In Europe he had been a thing	N
To the glebe tethered here a king	N
Crowned not for some transcendent gift	O
Genius of power that may lift	O
A Caesar or a Bonaparte	P
Up to the starred goal of his heart	P
But that he was the epitome	H
Of all the people aim to be	H
Were they his dying trust He was	Q
No less their model and their glass	R
In him the daily traits were viewed	S
Of the undistinguished multitude	S
Brave as the silent myriads are	T
Crushed by the juggernaut world car	T
Strong with the people's strength yet mild	U
Simple and tender as a child	U
Wise with the wisdom of the heart	P
Able in council field and mart	P
Nor lacking in the lambent gleam	V
The great soul's final stamp the beam	V
Of genial fun the humor sane	W
Wherewith the hero sports with pain	W
His virtues hold within the span	X
Of his obscurest fellow man	X
To live without reproach to die	Y
Without a fear in these words lie	Y
His highest aims for none too high	Y
No triumph his beyond the reach	Z
Of patient courage kindly speech	Z
And yet so brave the soul outbreathed	Y
The great example he bequeathed	Y
Were all to follow we should see	H
A universal chivalry	H
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His trust the People They respond	Y
From Maine to Florida beyond	Y
The sea walled continent's broad scope	A2
Honor his pledge confirm his hope	A2
Hark over seas the echo hence	B2
The nations do him reverence	C2
An Empress lays her votive wreath	D2
Where peoples weep with bated breath	E2
The world clock strikes a fateful hour	A
Bright with fair portents big with power	A
The first since history's course has run	F2
When kings' and peoples' cause is one	F2
Those mourn a brother these a son	F2
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O how he loved them That gray morn	G2
When his wound wasted form was borne	G2
North from the White House to the sea	H
Lifting his tired lids thankfully	H
How good he murmured in his pain	W
To see the people once again	H2
Oh how they loved him They stood there	I2
Thronging the road the street the square	I2
With hushed lips locked in silent prayer	I2
Uncovered heads and streaming eyes	J2
Breathless as when a father dies	J2
The records of the ghostly ride	Y
Past town and field at morning tide	Y
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When life's full stream is wont to gush	K2
Through all its ways with boisterous rush	K2
The records note that once a hound	Y
Had barked and once was heard the sound	Y
Of cart wheels rumbling on the stones	L2
And once mid stifled sobs and groans	L2
One man dared audibly lament	Y
And cried God bless the president	Y
Always the waiting crowds to send	Y
A God speed to his journey's end	Y
The anxious whisper brow of gloom	M2
As in a sickness sacred room	M2
Till his ear drank with ecstasy	H
The rhythmic thunders of the sea	H
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Tears for the smitten fatherless	N2
The wife's the mother's life distress	O2
To whom the million throated moan	P2
From throne and hut may not atone	P2
For one hushed voice one empty chair	I2
One presence missing everywhere	I2
But only words of joy and sheer	C
The people from his grave shall hear	B
Were they not worthy of his trust	Y
From whose seed sprang the sacred dust	Y
He broke the bars that separate	Y
The humble from the high estate	Y
And heirs of empire round his bed	Y
Mourn with the disinherited	Y
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Oh toil worn patient Heart that bleeds	Q2
Whose martyrdom even his exceeds	Q2
Wronged cursed despised misunderstood	Y
Oh all enduring multitude	Y
Rejoice amid you tears rejoice	R2
There issues from this grave a voice	R2
Proclaiming your long night is o'er	A
Your day dawn breaks from shore to shore	S2
You have redeemed his pledge remained	Y
Secure erect and self sustained	Y
Holding more dear one thing alone	P2
Even than the blood of dearest son	F2
Revering with religious awe	T2
The inviolable might of Law	U2

Emma Lazarus

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