English poem
To The President Of The United States Of America
August, 1918.
See England’s stalwart daughter, who made emprise ’Gainst her own mother, freeborn of the free, Who slew her sons for her slaves’ liberty, See for mankind her majesty arise! From her new world her unattainted eyes Espy deliverance, and her bold decree Speaks for Great Britain’s wide confederacy: The folk shall rule, if only they be wise.
Ambition, hate, revenge, the secret sway Of priest and kingcraft shall be done away By faith in beauty, chivalry and good. One God made all, and will all wrongs forgive Save their hell-heart who stab man’s hope to live In mutual freedom, peace and brotherhood.