English poem
Dunbar
by James Miller (1860–1947)
To council now, my honoured governors! I move that we do seek a gentle truce, Wer’t but to earth our dead; and for this purport Seton goes envoy to the English camp, To ask delay, while we await the issue: Should the proud monarch grant this small request, Keith goes to Bamburgh, to consult the Regent What may be done.