Echoes From the Beat, a Collection of Poems
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O'er yonder in the bleak churchyard They laid him down to rest; Sleep on, in thy cold bed below, I'll find- thee when from earth I go.
The Jude mentioned in this poem is one Judas Hem^ington, who lived neighbor to the Hair family and who was a friend to the poet when a child, when a youth and when a man. In his yard grew a mammoth pine tree, 'neath which young- Dell whiled away many of his childhood hours.
"There stands my father's shop" [54] FATHER'S OLD CHAIR.
Harm not Father's chair, though ...far from complete;, One rocker is gone, and torn is the seat; One leg is broken^ that stands in the rear, Yet he would be welcome today, were he here.
Many a song in that chair has been sung — I'll mention a few I've heard when quite young — He sang "Sally Russell," "Poor Jack and His Bride," "The Sayer's Heenan Tussle," and "Slide, Kelley, Slide." "Among the SAveet Daisies," "A Trip Through the Rye,'' "The Irishman's Chaises," and "Sweet By and By." "The Charming Young Widow," "The Isle of the Green," "The Cows in the Meadow," "The Birth of the Queen." "Fair Lady Leroy," "Hew Straight to the Line," "Come Early My Boy" and "Old Brandy Wine." "Sweet Kitty Clyde," "The Hat Father Wore," "The Pauper's Last Ride" and "Erin's Green Shore." "Gone Away Avith a Coon," "Dear Jack Now be Sly," "Roll on Silver Moon," and "Sweet Nellie Bly." "Three Leaves of Shamrock," "It's Naughty but Nice," "The Logs on the Jamrock," "I'm Minus the Price." "The Gipsies Warning," "The Chest and the Tailor," "The Judgment Morning" and "The Dark-Eyed Sailor.'^ "Kentucky's Green Shore," "The Harp on the Tree," "There's Thousands in Store, but Just One for Me." "My Darling Minnie," "The Maid on the Shore," "To Old Virginia, Where Sweet Billows Roar," "Brave Captain Ward," "Perry and Bird," "Give Praise to the Lord," "I'm a Man of My Word." "Erin Go Braugh," and "Lannagan's Ball," "No Justice in Law," "A Little Too Small." [551 "Him 'twould welcome today were he here" [56] ^'Willie and Mary," ^Tat Has the Gout," "With You I'll Not Tarry/' "My Ma Knows I'm Out," *'The Oysterman Tall." "The Man in the Moon," "The Trumpet's Last Call," "Gone with a Balloion." "The Bob Tailed Mare/' "Marie of the Moor," "The Bridal Pair," "I've Been There Before." "Sweet Barbara Allen," "Dad's Dinner Pail," "Jericho's Fallen" and "Dan Rice's Bail." "The Methodist Parson," "The Mule in the Stall," "The Adventures of Carson," "The Hand on the Wall." He sang many others, I'll not mention here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'er yonder in the bleak churchyard They laid him down to rest; Sleep on, in thy cold bed below, I'll find- thee when from earth I go.
The Jude mentioned in this poem is one Judas Hem^ington, who lived neighbor to the Hair family and who was a friend to the poet when a child, when a youth and when a man. In his yard grew a mammoth pine tree, 'neath which young- Dell whiled away many of his childhood hours.
"There stands my father's shop" [54] FATHER'S OLD CHAIR.
Harm not Father's chair, though ...far from complete;, One rocker is gone, and torn is the seat; One leg is broken^ that stands in the rear, Yet he would be welcome today, were he here.
Many a song in that chair has been sung — I'll mention a few I've heard when quite young — He sang "Sally Russell," "Poor Jack and His Bride," "The Sayer's Heenan Tussle," and "Slide, Kelley, Slide." "Among the SAveet Daisies," "A Trip Through the Rye,'' "The Irishman's Chaises," and "Sweet By and By." "The Charming Young Widow," "The Isle of the Green," "The Cows in the Meadow," "The Birth of the Queen." "Fair Lady Leroy," "Hew Straight to the Line," "Come Early My Boy" and "Old Brandy Wine." "Sweet Kitty Clyde," "The Hat Father Wore," "The Pauper's Last Ride" and "Erin's Green Shore." "Gone Away Avith a Coon," "Dear Jack Now be Sly," "Roll on Silver Moon," and "Sweet Nellie Bly." "Three Leaves of Shamrock," "It's Naughty but Nice," "The Logs on the Jamrock," "I'm Minus the Price." "The Gipsies Warning," "The Chest and the Tailor," "The Judgment Morning" and "The Dark-Eyed Sailor.'^ "Kentucky's Green Shore," "The Harp on the Tree," "There's Thousands in Store, but Just One for Me." "My Darling Minnie," "The Maid on the Shore," "To Old Virginia, Where Sweet Billows Roar," "Brave Captain Ward," "Perry and Bird," "Give Praise to the Lord," "I'm a Man of My Word." "Erin Go Braugh," and "Lannagan's Ball," "No Justice in Law," "A Little Too Small." [551 "Him 'twould welcome today were he here" [56] ^'Willie and Mary," ^Tat Has the Gout," "With You I'll Not Tarry/' "My Ma Knows I'm Out," *'The Oysterman Tall." "The Man in the Moon," "The Trumpet's Last Call," "Gone with a Balloion." "The Bob Tailed Mare/' "Marie of the Moor," "The Bridal Pair," "I've Been There Before." "Sweet Barbara Allen," "Dad's Dinner Pail," "Jericho's Fallen" and "Dan Rice's Bail." "The Methodist Parson," "The Mule in the Stall," "The Adventures of Carson," "The Hand on the Wall." He sang many others, I'll not mention here.
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