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Source: Cambrian Source type: magazine Document type: poem Document title: “Our Martyred President” Author(s): Williams, H. G. Date of publication: November 1901 Volume number: 21 Issue number: 11 Pagination: 527 |
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| Williams, H. G. “Our Martyred President.” Cambrian Nov. 1901 v21n11: p. 527. |
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| William McKinley (death: poetry). |
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Our Martyred President
Our martyred chief reposes in the silent tomb,
From labor, pain and care; but his illustrious deeds
And name shall flourish in transcendent bloom,
And sacred memory of the kindled hearts
Of nations, and in reverence ever green.
He is not dead, his spirit brightly shines
In glorious joy in the eternal home
Where sin and woe and foes are all unknown;
Where peace and love and freedom never cease;
Where is no darkness, and no tears are shed;
Where the redeemed all wear their golden crowns,
And live eternal on the happy shores!Wilkesbarre, Pa.