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Poem by Madison Julius Cawein


At Last


What shall be said to him,
Now he is dead?
Now that his eyes are dim,
Low lies his head?
What shall be said to him,
Now he is dead?

One word to whisper of
Low in his ear;
Sweet, but the one word "love"
Haply he'll hear.
One word to whisper of
Low in his ear.

What shall be given him,
Now he is dead?
Now that his eyes are dim,
Low lies his head?
What shall be given him,
Now he is dead?

Hope, that life long denied
Here to his heart,
Sweet, lay it now beside,
Never to part.
Hope, that life long denied
Here to his heart.



Madison Julius Cawein


Madison Julius Cawein's other poems:
  1. Response
  2. Night and Storm at Gloucester
  3. Sunset on the River
  4. La Beale Isoud
  5. Hylas


Poems of the other poets with the same name:

  • Elizabeth Siddal At Last ("O mother, open the window wide")
  • Paul Hayne At Last ("In youth, when blood was warm and fancy high")
  • Abram Ryan At Last ("Into a temple vast and dim")

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