Lyra Nigeri
Lyra Nigeri
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67 I KEMEMBER I REMEMBER the day that I reached the Coast, Shall remember it to my grave, I remember the feeling of hopeless hump That the sight of Forcados gave.
I remember the vessel that brought me up, And her scally-wag, black-faced crew, And can smell the niff of her crowded decks, And the reek of the palm-oil too.
I remember the feelings with which I learnt That the largest of stations then, Consisted of only two zinc-roofed huts And half a dozen white men.
I remember I tried to play polo... then, Though really with no success, For I don't suppose anyone played it worse, Or made a more hopeless mess.
I got in everyone else's way, And I never once touched the ball, But my fate was the fate of the brave at least, For I was the " first to fall. " 68 I REMEMBER I remember the keenness with which I went, Intending to shoot big game, When I shot a Bush cow, and found next day That the Transport had owned that same.
I remember the various jobs I did, Not my own, but just overtime, With about as much knowledge about the work As a clown in a pantomime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
67 I KEMEMBER I REMEMBER the day that I reached the Coast, Shall remember it to my grave, I remember the feeling of hopeless hump That the sight of Forcados gave.
I remember the vessel that brought me up, And her scally-wag, black-faced crew, And can smell the niff of her crowded decks, And the reek of the palm-oil too.
I remember the feelings with which I learnt That the largest of stations then, Consisted of only two zinc-roofed huts And half a dozen white men.
I remember I tried to play polo... then, Though really with no success, For I don't suppose anyone played it worse, Or made a more hopeless mess.
I got in everyone else's way, And I never once touched the ball, But my fate was the fate of the brave at least, For I was the " first to fall. " 68 I REMEMBER I remember the keenness with which I went, Intending to shoot big game, When I shot a Bush cow, and found next day That the Transport had owned that same.
I remember the various jobs I did, Not my own, but just overtime, With about as much knowledge about the work As a clown in a pantomime.
What to read after Lyra Nigeri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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