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Ireland unfreed
Poems and verses written in the early months of 1921 by Sir William Watson
Watson, William (1858-1935)
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Dedication
IRELAND UNFREED
THE BOUND ONE
MORE THAN TROPHIES
REPRISAL BY FIRE
TO THE PRIME MINISTER
TO SIR HAMAR GREENWOOD
WASTED BLANDISHMENTS
TO AMERICA CONCERNING IRELAND
COMPLETE DELIVERANCE
A GLORIOUS IMMUNITY
TO ERIN ONCE MORE
AFTER NEWS OF AN EXECUTION
TILL IRELAND HAS HER OWN
TO THE PRIME MINISTER YET AGAIN
TO AN IRISH PATRIOT
TO AN OPPRESSOR
THE TWO PUISSANCES
THE VISION
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TO AN OPPRESSOR
Come
down from thy high seat!
If with the blood of men
Its steps be slippery, the more easy, then,
The offsliding of thy feet!
And back thou never shalt be asked to climb
While this tired World ascends the stairs of Time.
Ireland unfreed