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Sydney Thompson Dobell (Сидней Томпсон Добелл)


Czar Nicholas


We could not turn from that colossal foe,
The morning shadow of whose hideous head
Darkened the furthest West, and who did throw
His evening shade on Ind. The polar bow
Behind him flamed and paled, and through the red
Uncertain dark his vasty shape did grow
Upon the sleepless nations. Lay him low!
Aye, low as for our priceless English dead
We lie and groan to-day in England! Oh,
My God! I think Thou hast not finished
This Thy fair world, where, triumph Ill or Good,
We still must weep; where or to lose or gain
Is woe; where Pain is medicined by Pain,
And Blood can only be washed out by Blood. 



Sydney Thompson Dobell's other poems:
  1. The Army Surgeon
  2. The Market-Wife's Song
  3. The Olive
  4. Under Especial Blessing
  5. On the Death of Mrs. Browning


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