Columbus

Poems (1898)

Viceroy they made him, Admiral and Don,Wishing—good King and Queen!—to honor himWhose deeds should make all like distinctions dim.Columbus! Other title needs he none.And they—in wisdom more than kingship blest—Go down to future days, remembered bestFor service rendered to that lowly one.

Columbus! With proud love, yet reverently,Pronounce that name,—the name of one who heardA word of life, and, answering that word,Braved death, unfearing, on the Shadowy Sea;Who—seeking land not known to any chart,That land by faith deep graven on his heart—Found justice, truth, and human liberty!

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