burned,

Long after our homes have been snatched up or burned,

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To kiss those pallid limbs which once with intense fire burned,

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Family members say they were told the bone fragments were so badly burned,

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Then all us lads went ashore, and cheered as the Rodney burned,

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And daily the velvet azure eyes with a brighter lustre burned,

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No thought of scornful anger within _His_ bosom burned,

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From the white splendours where God's glory burned,

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But when they got inside the big hall, where the two fires burned,

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One new word of that grand credo which in prophet-hearts hath burned,

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The king fulfilled their wish; and while they burned,

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