Bill Boram
Bill Boram
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. . . Say, b ys, to hear John spank De fiddle is a sight squeals like a pig, An bellers like a cow, dat fiddle does. . . . You has to keep de jig, or else you ain t 42 A poet as I is. Vunce ven I vuz Out valking on de beach, I felt all faint Vit music that come soundin on de sea, An den, I svears vit all my heart, I jest Could hear de angels laughin plain s could be, As if dey vere a ridin on de crest vaves that slithered sodden on de sand! . . . That s vy I is a poet, cause I knows Vat most o ...fellers cannot onderstand: De reason vy de red is on de rose ; Vy birdsongs in de bushes makes you mad Vit longin for to leap onto de air- Does any of you fellers feel dat glad For beauty dat you vants to pull your hair?" We laughed at him, as we made fun of George, And idled while he worked and talked along All smudge and sweat within his roadside forge; His beaten anvil clinking into song. No beauty that I know of touched his face His eyes were crossed, his chin a crooked pear * But something in his words, distilled by grace From deep-throat music, made us all aware Of one who wore the colored coat of dreams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Say, b ys, to hear John spank De fiddle is a sight squeals like a pig, An bellers like a cow, dat fiddle does. . . . You has to keep de jig, or else you ain t 42 A poet as I is. Vunce ven I vuz Out valking on de beach, I felt all faint Vit music that come soundin on de sea, An den, I svears vit all my heart, I jest Could hear de angels laughin plain s could be, As if dey vere a ridin on de crest vaves that slithered sodden on de sand! . . . That s vy I is a poet, cause I knows Vat most o ...fellers cannot onderstand: De reason vy de red is on de rose ; Vy birdsongs in de bushes makes you mad Vit longin for to leap onto de air- Does any of you fellers feel dat glad For beauty dat you vants to pull your hair?" We laughed at him, as we made fun of George, And idled while he worked and talked along All smudge and sweat within his roadside forge; His beaten anvil clinking into song. No beauty that I know of touched his face His eyes were crossed, his chin a crooked pear * But something in his words, distilled by grace From deep-throat music, made us all aware Of one who wore the colored coat of dreams.
What to read after Bill Boram?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Winkworth Norwood to read onlineMoreLess
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