Mythology & Folklore
The Page of Lancelot
From A Victorian Anthology, 1837–1895, ed. Edmund Clarence Stedman (1895)
So I arm thee for the final night,
And for thy one defeat;
For God upon his side shall fight
When thou and he shall meet.
I know, for good or evil, thine
Will be a well-fought field —
For good or evil, master mine,
If I may bear thy shield!
Now art thou the unfaithfullest
Of all that bore the vow —
Yet some there are that love thee best,
Most honor, even now.
I see the face I held divine
Ah, yet divine revealed!
For good or evil, master mine,
If I may bear thy shield!
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Kendall, May. “The Page of Lancelot.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/kendall_may/5/.
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Kendall, May. “The Page of Lancelot.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/kendall_may/5/.
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