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Oxford poetry, 1917

M. LEIGH

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TWO EPITAPHS

ON TWO LOVERS

Love, when we walked on earth, your chastity Was all to you, your body all to me; Now the grave holds the flesh that parted us, And being nought, we shall united be.

ON AN ARISTOCRAT DYING UNDER A DEMOCRACY

Living, your constitution levelled me; Dead, all are equal in their six-foot graves: But God counts not by heads; in His regard One freeborn man is worth a host of slaves.

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