Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JAMES BARR AMES, by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE First Line: Twin soul of coke! A peerless master, he Last Line: Of him whose work endureth to the end. Subject(s): Ames, James Barr (1846-1910); Judges; Praise | ||||||||
TWIN soul of Coke! A peerless master, he Sent forth to bench and bar enlightened men Whose work was his reward, for in his ken His own star had no lustre, could he see Its radiance in others. This one plea He ever voiced by spoken word or pen, That only learning can redeem again For modern law its place of majesty. He was the patient Prince whose gracious ways Impulsively made each one call him friend; The Nation shall not pass him by; in days Now far remote, when other men shall bend O'er legal tasks, their lips shall break in praise Of him whose work endureth to the end. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PRAISE PREMATURE by SAMUEL BISHOP ON GIFTS FOR GRACE by BERNADETTE MAYER AFTERTHOUGHTS OF DONNA ELVIRA by CAROLYN KIZER OUR DEATHLESS DEAD by EDWIN MARKHAM SIR JOHN CHIVERTON: DEDICATORY STANZAS. by WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH A BOOK OF AIRS: SONG 12. A RENUNCIATION by THOMAS CAMPION TO MY HONORED FRIEND SIR ROBERT HOWARD by JOHN DRYDEN PRAISE OF LITTLE WOMEN by JUAN RUIZ A MEMORY by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE |
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