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I love this poem. It was first read to me by my friend Nick (alas we are no longer in touch...)it is very evocative (of what in particular I shall let you decide) and the imagery it conjures up is marvellous - such use of language, and yet, so easy to read, like all Chesterton's poems. Still to this day the Catholic Church has a feast day of the Rosary, the praying of which was meant to have elicited divine intervention to the Battle of Lepanto.....
Zaafers from United Kingdom