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Emily Dickinson (1830–86). Complete Poems. 1924. |
Part One: Life XVI |
| TO fight aloud is very brave, | |
| But gallanter, I know, | |
| Who charge within the bosom, | |
| The cavalry of woe. | |
| Who win, and nations do not see, | 5 |
| Who fall, and none observe, | |
| Whose dying eyes no country | |
| Regards with patriot love. | |
| We trust, in plumed procession, | |
| For such the angels go, | 10 |
| Rank after rank, with even feet | |
| And uniforms of snow. |
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