Evening Reflections And Other Poems
Evening Reflections And Other Poems
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) Up to all mischief, a heart true as steel, A laugh that rings out with a merry peal, A mouth which enjoys right hearty a meal Has Gus.
He, one of the Anzacs from Overseas came, To tight and protect England's honour and fame ; We take off our hats at the sound of his name, Brave Gus.
When he is home on leave from the trenches. My ! How he " collars " the hearts of the wenches ! Round him they flock, yes, that's true, no prentences- Oh Gus.
He always enjoys a piece of " igh 'am !" Assuming, of ...course, that he cannot get lamb. But ah — most of all, Deacon's apricot jam Likes Gus.
So tall and so strong, with carriage erect, What handsomer boy could you wish, or expect ? But up to all pranks, he's the limit — you bet Is Gus.
But the sad side of life he has tasted as well. And many's the stories, alas, he can tell Of that battle-plain, called the " Place of hell "— Ah! Gus.
12 As we sat and talked in the fading light, He told of how heroes fought in the fight, Of his narrow escapes (of those he made light) True Gus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Up to all mischief, a heart true as steel, A laugh that rings out with a merry peal, A mouth which enjoys right hearty a meal Has Gus.
He, one of the Anzacs from Overseas came, To tight and protect England's honour and fame ; We take off our hats at the sound of his name, Brave Gus.
When he is home on leave from the trenches. My ! How he " collars " the hearts of the wenches ! Round him they flock, yes, that's true, no prentences- Oh Gus.
He always enjoys a piece of " igh 'am !" Assuming, of ...course, that he cannot get lamb. But ah — most of all, Deacon's apricot jam Likes Gus.
So tall and so strong, with carriage erect, What handsomer boy could you wish, or expect ? But up to all pranks, he's the limit — you bet Is Gus.
But the sad side of life he has tasted as well. And many's the stories, alas, he can tell Of that battle-plain, called the " Place of hell "— Ah! Gus.
12 As we sat and talked in the fading light, He told of how heroes fought in the fight, Of his narrow escapes (of those he made light) True Gus.
What to read after Evening Reflections And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by V I Cuthbert to read onlineMoreLess
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