English poem
Lines Written at the Tomb of William of Wykeham, in Winchester Cathedral
by William Crowe (1745–1829)
Wykeham, around thy venerable tomb With fond affection still thy children come; And tho’ no more the loud-voiced hymn they sing, Still silent prayers and heartfelt wishes bring, That thy departed Spirit, secure and blest, May with the destined heirs of glory rest; And, for thy pious bounty here bestow’d, Treasure in Heaven may have, and joy in God!
More by William Crowe
- Inscribed Beneath the Picture of an Ass
- Inscription for a Statue of Field-Marshal Suworow
- Intended as an Apology for Not Writing
- Lewesdon Hill
- Lines Written with a Pencil in a Lady’s Almanac
- Ode to the King of France. 1823
- On F. W. the King of Prussia’s Ineffectual Attempt on Warsaw
- On Field-Marshal Suworow. a Dialogue