A Country Boy And Other Poems
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You can carry your kisses elsewhere : / call it low To paw one about like a bear You can go ! " " Oh, you baby, to take it like that Why, you'd better sit down in the shelter And polish your shoes on the mat I'm off to the downs, helter-skelter !
For it's Heaven to race in the wind, With the rain in your eyes, on your cheek, And perhaps, on the top of the hill, by the cliff, I shall find A fairy will speak !
43 " Oh, yes, there are fairies up there, With faces fresh in the dew The wild wind kis...ses their wild long hair, And they run by the side of you.
" I'm sorry you're angry, like this, But I don't think I want to be friends " " If I gave you your kiss Would that make amends ? " 44 A SONG FROM THE SUBURBS I tread the mean suburban streets, Past glaring villas harsh and red, Where all the people that one meets Are smug and sleek and overfed : And I am sad, for well I know, On Sussex downs the brave winds blow.
I did not always walk these ways, In haunts of gloved and hatted men, For once I knew, in far off days, The mysteries of a fairy glen, And wandered o'er enchanted hills And dreamt among the daffodils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can carry your kisses elsewhere : / call it low To paw one about like a bear You can go ! " " Oh, you baby, to take it like that Why, you'd better sit down in the shelter And polish your shoes on the mat I'm off to the downs, helter-skelter !
For it's Heaven to race in the wind, With the rain in your eyes, on your cheek, And perhaps, on the top of the hill, by the cliff, I shall find A fairy will speak !
43 " Oh, yes, there are fairies up there, With faces fresh in the dew The wild wind kis...ses their wild long hair, And they run by the side of you.
" I'm sorry you're angry, like this, But I don't think I want to be friends " " If I gave you your kiss Would that make amends ? " 44 A SONG FROM THE SUBURBS I tread the mean suburban streets, Past glaring villas harsh and red, Where all the people that one meets Are smug and sleek and overfed : And I am sad, for well I know, On Sussex downs the brave winds blow.
I did not always walk these ways, In haunts of gloved and hatted men, For once I knew, in far off days, The mysteries of a fairy glen, And wandered o'er enchanted hills And dreamt among the daffodils.
What to read after A Country Boy And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Goldring to read onlineMoreLess
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