English poem
Xiii
by Oliver Herford (1863–1935)
What if my sword can fling the Sheath aside And naked plunge into the crimson tide, Were’t not a shame, were’t not a shame for me, By a “mere scrap of paper” to abide?
Versos English Oliver Herford Xiii
English poem
by Oliver Herford (1863–1935)
What if my sword can fling the Sheath aside And naked plunge into the crimson tide, Were’t not a shame, were’t not a shame for me, By a “mere scrap of paper” to abide?