A Plea for Peace And Other Poems
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The collection was such that indeed I might say, That by far the most part merely dimes would be found.
Then I studied the brethren who sat near at hand, And I thought of the places each day of the week They would stuff with their dollars all over the land, Just to gratify whims and the pleasures they seek.
So the Lord gets our dimes, and the devil our bills; But the time will approach, and is not far away, When a voice will proclaim from the mountains and hills, That the Lord is nearby and the... devil must pay.
Pupe Twenty-nine TO THE EDITOR When you have looked this poem thru And have decided it will "du, " Please find a place for it in print Where folks may read and take the hint But if you think it is too "punk, " Just throw it in a pile of junk; Or, better still, for such a fizzle, Build up the fire and watch it sizzle.
Page Thirty CASH The filthy lucre we have christened cash To some of us means room, and shoes, and hash ; To others 'tis a millstone 'round their necks, For they are cursed with it in bales and pecks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The collection was such that indeed I might say, That by far the most part merely dimes would be found.
Then I studied the brethren who sat near at hand, And I thought of the places each day of the week They would stuff with their dollars all over the land, Just to gratify whims and the pleasures they seek.
So the Lord gets our dimes, and the devil our bills; But the time will approach, and is not far away, When a voice will proclaim from the mountains and hills, That the Lord is nearby and the... devil must pay.
Pupe Twenty-nine TO THE EDITOR When you have looked this poem thru And have decided it will "du, " Please find a place for it in print Where folks may read and take the hint But if you think it is too "punk, " Just throw it in a pile of junk; Or, better still, for such a fizzle, Build up the fire and watch it sizzle.
Page Thirty CASH The filthy lucre we have christened cash To some of us means room, and shoes, and hash ; To others 'tis a millstone 'round their necks, For they are cursed with it in bales and pecks.
What to read after A Plea for Peace And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice C Waugh to read onlineMoreLess
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