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Sydney Thompson Dobell (Сидней Томпсон Добелл)


Voxpopuli


What if the Turk be foul or fair? Is't known
That the sublime Samaritan of old
Withheld his hand till the bruised wretch had told
His creed? Your neighbour's roof is but a shed,
Yet if he burns shall not the flame enfold
Your palace? Saving his, you save your own.
Oh ye who fall that Liberty may stand,
The light of coming ages shines before
Upon your graves! Oh ye immortal band,
Whether ye wrestled with this Satan o'er
A dead dog, or the very living head
Of Freedom, every precious drop ye bled
Is holy. 'Tis not for his broken door
That the stern goodman shoots the burglar dead. 



Sydney Thompson Dobell's other poems:
  1. The Market-Wife's Song
  2. The Army Surgeon
  3. The Olive
  4. On the Death of Mrs. Browning
  5. On Receiving a Book from Dante Rossetti


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