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Born in May 30, 1835 / Died in June 2, 1913 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by Alfred Austin

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At San Giovanni Del Lago

... She danced, she skipped, she kissed ``good-bye,'' ...

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The Last Redoubt

... And the rifles were clutched and the bayonets lowered, ...

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Leszko The Bastard

... Where the trunks seemed ghosts, and the big boughs stood ...

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"'Tis because, though in dusky bower"

... Thou lovest; and, loving, dost prolong ...

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Wordsworth At Dove Cottage

... 'Twas here you tilled the ground, 'twas here ...

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Sacred And Profane Love

... They from their graves the World's course still forecast, ...

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Three Sonnets Written In Mid-Channel

... III And can it be,-when Heaven this deep moat made, ...

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To Ireland

... Long as your warm heart beats, long as your bright eyes glow ...

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Henry Bartle Edward Frere

... Therefore, great soul, sleep sound where you are laid, ...

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To Arms!

...  Yes! the spring will come back, and unbar you the ocean, ...

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A March Minstrel

... Let the bullace bide till frosts have ceased, ...

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A Wild Rose

... And, from that hour, thy smile hath been ...

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Who Would Not Die For England!

... Let me go, Go where they go, Her world-researching race, ...

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Ave Maria

... Ave Maria! When the meads grew saffron, the hawthorn white, ...

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"My soul is sunk in all--suffusing shame"

... My own land's most-is not what it hath been ...