Source: When Women Were Birds: Fifty-four Variations on Voice
“Here's to you, men I never met,
Yet hope to meet behind the veil,
Thronged on some starry parapet,
That looks down upon Innisfail,
And sees the confluence of dreams
That clashed together in our night,
One river, born from many streams,
Roll in one blaze of blinding light.”
To the Memory of Some I knew Who are Dead and Who Loved Ireland (1917)
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