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For Eleanor Rogers Cox	A
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For blows on the fort of evil	B
That never shows a breach	C
For terrible life long races	D
To a goal no foot can reach	C
For reckless leaps into darkness	E
With hands outstretched to a star	F
There is jubilation in Heaven	G
Where the great dead poets are	F
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There is joy over disappointment	H
And delight in hopes that were vain	I
Each poet is glad there was no cure	J
To stop his lonely pain	I
For nothing keeps a poet	K
In his high singing mood	L
Like unappeasable hunger	M
For unattainable food	L
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So fools are glad of the folly	N
That made them weep and sing	O
And Keats is thankful for Fanny Brawne	I
And Drummond for his king	O
They know that on flinty sorrow	P
And failure and desire	M
The steel of their souls was hammered	Q
To bring forth the lyric fire	M
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Lord Byron and Shelley and Plunkett	R
McDonough and Hunt and Pearse	S
See now why their hatred of tyrants	T
Was so insistently fierce	U
Is Freedom only a Will o' the wisp	V
To cheat a poet's eye	W
Be it phantom or fact it's a noble cause	X
In which to sing and to die	W
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So not for the Rainbow taken	I
And the magical White Bird snared	Y
The poets sing grateful carols	Z
In the place to which they have fared	Y
But for their lifetime's passion	I
The quest that was fruitless and long	A2
They chorus their loud thanksgiving	O
To the thorn crowned Master of Song	A2

Joyce Kilmer

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