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26 THE INKWICLL THE PASSING OF ARTHUR All ruin, land of Britain art thou come! No Arthur now, nor knights of Table Round To help aflicted men, so helpless now. No judgment for the wicked and not one Good knight to win a lady's hand so fair. Honest people plucked and plundered, killed! By robber bands who ride from town to town In crumbling armor dressed, which once belonged To brafve and honored knights who won their fame In noble battles. One band will reach the city Camelot with its magic and its mist. W'hich clothes the streets of Arthur's taintless city. They will enter, kill the keeper of the gate And rush along the old and weakened streets When lo, a rumbling sound will rise from out The palace, which now stands alone in holiness. The other castles shake and fall to dust But Arthur 'll stand surrounded, in the mist, The pain and all the failure in his e- es And cling to this one shrine of greatest purity. Another crash, and out the heavy mist A white hand rise which holds a gleaming sword Excalibur! Another thunderous crash- The magic mist thickens-clears away. Gone is the mighty castle of the King. 0'er the horizon rifver floats the mist And disappears into the watery distance. Gone is the King and all his love. -MARX' Lunwxcx
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THE INKWELL FIRST SONNET The sunset's glory flames along the edge Of time, and melts into its distant haze: Hmong the plains of faded meadow sedge. The stolid boathouses squat in rows and gaze On harbor water, darkly shining fire. The slender, sharply edged crescent moon, ds silwer white as is her dear desire, Is idling where the stars shall soon be strewn. Oh moon, that I have loifea' so long, so well, Berause of this must lo-ve me in turn, So when no longer they my name retell, ,Ind you my sightless eyes no more discern, I wish that you may still my love recall, And share it with anotherg that is all. -IsAnsLLE SHAW
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THE INKWEL1. TRIOLET I waited by the road, But I knew he wouIdn't eomej My hair was in the latest mode I waited by the road, I watched a little toad fls he darted out his tongueg I waited by the road . . . But I knew he wouldrft come. -MABEL S1-Evans
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