Georgian Poetry 1913-15
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OFF THE GROUND Three jolly FarmersOnce bet a poundEach dance the others wouldOff the ground. Out of their coatsThey slipped right soon, And neat and nicesomePut each his shoon. One--Two--Three!And away they go, Not too fast, And not too slow;Out from the elm-tree'sNoonday shadow, Into the sunAnd across the meadow. Past the schoolroom, With knees well bent, Fingers a-flicking, They dancing went. Up sides and over, And round and round, They crossed click-clackingThe Parish bound;By Tupman's meado...wThey did their mile, Tee-to-tumOn a three-barred stile. Then straight through Whipham, Downhill to Week, Footing it lightsome, But not too quick, Up fields to Watchet, And on through Wye, Till seven fine churchesThey'd seen skip by--Seven fine churches, And five old mills, Farms in the valley, And sheep on the hills;Old Man's AcreAnd Dead Man's PoolAll left behind, As they danced through Wool. And Wool gone by, Like tops that seemTo spin in sleepThey danced in dream:Withy--Wellover--Wassop--Wo--Like an old clockTheir heels did go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OFF THE GROUND Three jolly FarmersOnce bet a poundEach dance the others wouldOff the ground. Out of their coatsThey slipped right soon, And neat and nicesomePut each his shoon. One--Two--Three!And away they go, Not too fast, And not too slow;Out from the elm-tree'sNoonday shadow, Into the sunAnd across the meadow. Past the schoolroom, With knees well bent, Fingers a-flicking, They dancing went. Up sides and over, And round and round, They crossed click-clackingThe Parish bound;By Tupman's meado...wThey did their mile, Tee-to-tumOn a three-barred stile. Then straight through Whipham, Downhill to Week, Footing it lightsome, But not too quick, Up fields to Watchet, And on through Wye, Till seven fine churchesThey'd seen skip by--Seven fine churches, And five old mills, Farms in the valley, And sheep on the hills;Old Man's AcreAnd Dead Man's PoolAll left behind, As they danced through Wool. And Wool gone by, Like tops that seemTo spin in sleepThey danced in dream:Withy--Wellover--Wassop--Wo--Like an old clockTheir heels did go.
What to read after Georgian Poetry 1913-15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh Edward Howard Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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