English poem
Edith Cavell
by Humbert Wolfe (1885–1940)
Who died for love, we use to nourish hate: Who was all tenderness, our hearts to harden; And who of mercy had the high estate By us escheated of her right of pardon.
Versos English Humbert Wolfe Edith Cavell
English poem
by Humbert Wolfe (1885–1940)
Who died for love, we use to nourish hate: Who was all tenderness, our hearts to harden; And who of mercy had the high estate By us escheated of her right of pardon.