Poets, Utopians, bravest of the brave, Pearse and MacT)onagh, Tlunkett, Connolly, Dreamers tinned fighters but to find a grae, Glad for the dream 5austerity to die. my own sister, through wild hours of pain, Whilst murderous bombs were blotting out the stars, Little I thought to see you smile again As I did yesterday, through prison bars. Oh bitterest sorrow of that land of tears, Utopia, I reland of the coming time, That thy true citizens through weary years Qan forthy sake but make their grief sublime !D reamers turned fighters but to find a grave Too great for victory, too brave for war, Would you had dreamed the gentler dream of f Maeve .... Peace be with you, and love for eermore.
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