Daisies a volume of Simple Poems
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"These lands are mine" ! Miles of barb'd wire Proclaim the word of lord, or squire, To clear the place of human souls, Those living pests much worse than moles; Give ample space where deer may feed, And quietness in which to breed. Sportsmen must live, and life were tame, If land provided not its game.
" / own the mines " ! another saith ; And minerals far down underneath, No human eye hath ever seen, And since creation there have been Are his ! Astonishing ! Where then The boasted sense of Eng...lishmen? So long to tolerate such claim, Nor juster laws for all to frame.
10 And ye who love the sea-side sands, Beware the law as yet it stands ! Who owns the land will claim the shore, Your rights assumed hold good no more; Your little ones must play elsewhere, Nor trespass, or the millionaire Will palisade and fence the sea, And spoil them of their liberty.
O the sadness And sorrow of our country side !
A remnant left that hath not died Of tyranny, and wasting care, Is dying still. In dumb despair, The wealth-producer toils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"These lands are mine" ! Miles of barb'd wire Proclaim the word of lord, or squire, To clear the place of human souls, Those living pests much worse than moles; Give ample space where deer may feed, And quietness in which to breed. Sportsmen must live, and life were tame, If land provided not its game.
" / own the mines " ! another saith ; And minerals far down underneath, No human eye hath ever seen, And since creation there have been Are his ! Astonishing ! Where then The boasted sense of Eng...lishmen? So long to tolerate such claim, Nor juster laws for all to frame.
10 And ye who love the sea-side sands, Beware the law as yet it stands ! Who owns the land will claim the shore, Your rights assumed hold good no more; Your little ones must play elsewhere, Nor trespass, or the millionaire Will palisade and fence the sea, And spoil them of their liberty.
O the sadness And sorrow of our country side !
A remnant left that hath not died Of tyranny, and wasting care, Is dying still. In dumb despair, The wealth-producer toils.
What to read after Daisies a volume of Simple Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Brazier to read onlineMoreLess
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