Here you will find the Poem Dies Irae. of poet Robert Crawford
The last great Day it may be near, Or Man may pass ere it comes here. There may be nothing but weeds and flowers Over the Earth in her dying hours; Men, beasts and birds may all be gone Ere the world's disaster shall come on; Or there may be neither grass nor trees, But stony wastes round the ashen seas ? No life to take when the days are dead, And God is doing the thing He said; Nothing but Desolation's wing Like a sunless mist o'er everything! And all the millions long, long gone, To ashes turned in Oblivion; And the last great Day shall but consume The bones of a world in its fiery tomb, As God puts by for ever and aye The thought of the sorrow that's passed away!
