Bring
flowers in plenty,
They were not spring
Of
their own hearts’ crimson
In deeds of daring.
Where
dangers were thickest
By fierce foes intrusion
They
scattered their bodies
In noblest profusion.
Bring
flowers in plenty,
Strew deeply and often,
Some
painful remembrance
Perchance it will soften.
Bring
flowers in plenty,
And list to the story,
The
grave of a hero,
The nation’s great glory.
April
22, ‘97
Little
Joker
for
June,
‘98
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