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What Kaiser dead The heavy news	A
Post haste to Cobham calls the Muse	A
From where in Farringford she brews	A
The ode sublime	B
Or with Pen bryn's bold bard pursues	A
A rival rhyme	B
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Kai's bracelet tail Kai's busy feet	C
Were known to all the village street	C
'What poor Kai dead ' say all I meet	C
'A loss indeed '	-
O for the croon pathetic sweet	C
Of Robin's reed	D
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Six years ago I brought him down	E
A baby dog from London town	E
Round his small throat of black and brown	E
A ribbon blue	F
And vouch'd by glorious renown	E
A dachshound true	F
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His mother most majestic dame	G
Of blood unmix'd from Potsdam came	G
And Kaiser's race we deem'd the same	G
No lineage higher	H
And so he bore the imperial name	G
But ah his sire	H
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Soon soon the days conviction bring	I
The collie hair the collie swing	I
The tail's indomitable ring	I
The eye's unrest	J
The case was clear a mongrel thing	I
Kai stood confest	J
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But all those virtues which commend	J
The humbler sort who serve and tend	J
Were thine in store thou faithful friend	J
What sense what cheer	K
To us declining tow'rds our end	J
A mate how dear	K
	-
For Max thy brother dog began	L
To flag and feel his narrowing span	L
And cold besides his blue blood ran	L
Since 'gainst the classes	M
He heard of late the Grand Old Man	L
Incite the masses	M
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Yes Max and we grew slow and sad	J
But Kai a tireless shepherd lad	J
Teeming with plans alert and glad	J
In work or play	N
Like sunshine went and came and bade	J
Live out the day	N
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Still still I see the figure smart	J
Trophy in mouth agog to start	J
Then home return'd once more depart	J
Or prest together	H
Against thy mistress loving heart	J
In winter weather	H
	-
I see the tail like bracelet twirl'd	J
In moments of disgrace uncurl'd	J
Then at a pardoning word re furl'd	J
A conquering sign	O
Crying 'Come on and range the world	J
And never pine '	-
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Thine eye was bright thy coat it shone	P
Thou hast thine errands off and on	Q
In joy thy last morn flew anon	Q
A fit All's over	H
And thou art gone where Geist hath gone	Q
And Toss and Rover	H
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Poor Max with downcast reverent head	J
Regards his brother's form outspread	J
Full well Max knows the friend is dead	J
Whose cordial talk	R
And jokes in doggish language said	J
Beguiled his walk	R
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And Glory stretch'd at Burwood gate	J
Thy passing by doth vainly wait	J
And jealous Jock thy only hate	J
The chiel from Skye	S
Lets from his shaggy Highland pate	J
Thy memory die	J
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Well fetch his graven collar fine	Q
And rub the steel and make it shine	Q
And leave it round thy neck to twine	Q
Kai in thy grave	T
There of thy master keep that sign	Q
And this plain stave	T

Matthew Arnold

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