Garramor Verses
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94 [1902.
DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
Dear flower, in an English garden born, Thy petals thou unfoldest in the west : Now thou'rt again transplanted, to adorn Thy Colonel's Cairene home. We wish thee blest.
1 Of these words, two are one in Latin tongue ; " He's everything by turns and nothing long. " 2 She mourns, and mourning loves her sweetheart dead. And tends the plant which springs from his dear head.
3 In some bye-street, though rare, the passer by May still be thrilled by Punch's cheery cry.
4 Ah !... Mantua's bard, you thought it fine to sing at length of farming. But little guessed how Eton boys would curse your lines so charming.
5 Great prophet who foresaw so much, didst thou foresee the time When thy mighty words would wedded be to music as sublime ?
6 A diplomat who'd ere our time have long forgotten been. Had a pudding — such is fame — not kept his memory green.
7 I may be silver, may be gold, I've been well-tried by fire. And changed my form for good or ill. I'm what all men desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
94 [1902.
DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
Dear flower, in an English garden born, Thy petals thou unfoldest in the west : Now thou'rt again transplanted, to adorn Thy Colonel's Cairene home. We wish thee blest.
1 Of these words, two are one in Latin tongue ; " He's everything by turns and nothing long. " 2 She mourns, and mourning loves her sweetheart dead. And tends the plant which springs from his dear head.
3 In some bye-street, though rare, the passer by May still be thrilled by Punch's cheery cry.
4 Ah !... Mantua's bard, you thought it fine to sing at length of farming. But little guessed how Eton boys would curse your lines so charming.
5 Great prophet who foresaw so much, didst thou foresee the time When thy mighty words would wedded be to music as sublime ?
6 A diplomat who'd ere our time have long forgotten been. Had a pudding — such is fame — not kept his memory green.
7 I may be silver, may be gold, I've been well-tried by fire. And changed my form for good or ill. I'm what all men desire.
What to read after Garramor Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fred Bowman to read onlineMoreLess
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