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Poem by George Rostrevor Hamilton To Fighter Airmen We, when our praise would celebrate your merit, We, following on the faint And dizzy circuit of your gyring spirit, Add to our praise complaint – That War, with you consorting, should recover Thereby the false, the fair Front we had late stripped off, the Dangerous Lover, Romantic, debonair; Till we, enamored of his shining pinion Sheer over storm and swell, Forget what rank is his, and what dominion, A dark-winged prince in Hell. George Rostrevor Hamilton George Rostrevor Hamilton's other poems: 1210 Views |
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