John Oxenham

All's Well! John Oxenham

'All's Well!' by John Oxenham (William Arthur Dunkerley) Excerpt "_--Heedless and careless, still the world wags on, And leaves me broken ... Oh, my son! my son!_" Yet--think of this!-- Yea, rather think on this!-- He died as few men get the chance to die, -- Fighting to save a world's morality. He died the noblest death a man may die, Fighting for God, and Right, and Liberty;-- And such a death is Immortality. "_He died unnoticed in the muddy trench._" Nay, --God was with him, and he did not blench; Filled him with holy fires that nought could quench, And when He saw his work below was done, He gently called to him, --"_My son! My son! I need thee for a greater work than this.