Bring me my robes and crown! br I must make a brave end, br Charmian, fitting the renown br Of Antony's friend. br Caesar shall find me so, br 'Tired like a royal bride, br When he comes in, and the lights are low, br And I'm by Antony's side — br Wedded in Death's bright hall br Beyond the Egyptian air, br My crown and robes on me, and all br The love that made me fair. br My women! sooth to tell br Soft is the aspic's bite: br It would have pleased my Roman well br So to have said good-night.