Martyr’s Memorial Poem by Louise Imogen Guiney

Martyr’s Memorial

Rating: 2.8


SUCH natural debts of love our Oxford knows,
So many ancient dues undesecrate,
I marvel how the landmark of a hate
For witness unto future time she chose;
How out of her corroborate ranks arose
The three, in great denial only great,
For Art’s enshrining!… Thus, averted straight,
My soul to seek a holier captain goes:
That sweet adventurer whom Truth befell
When as the synagogues were watching not;
Whose crystal name on royal Oriel
Hangs like a shield; who, to an outland spot
Led hence, beholds his Star, and counts it well
Of all his dear domain to live forgot.

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Ratnakar Mandlik 20 September 2019

All of his dear domain to live forgot" A tribute at the martyr's memorial.

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