English poem
To a Lady, LXXXIII
by A. Cleveland Coxe (1818–1896)
And up the butterfly is springing From out the shroud, that lately wound him; And off on gentle zephyrs winging, How spurneth he the clod that bound him. So our Lord did break his prison, So he wafted to the skies; So my soul, thou too hast risen! So the dead in Christ shall rise.