Gorgeous Poetry 1911 1920 First Series
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" Eat your gristle, Florrie, Naughty little thing. " Why ever did I marry, I wonder.
" Fold your napkin neatly, Clumsy little girl. " Once I thought that love was Romantic.
" Say your grace now, darling; Not too fast. That's right. " Of course, the trouble is that No court would ever give a chap A divorce for this sort of thing.
24 INCOMPATIBILITY.
I think you hold the secrets Of the hills, And of the long- shadows Among the trees, And of the beechen silences.
I think you could reveal to me Why... dawn and the stars Are a beauty.
You are something That sings in all music, Throbs in the waves, Mourns in Autumn boughs, Where the elfin horns Have a music of decay.
You are just beyond all horizons, Gray, unintelligible, Wonderful as a flame, Pure as an altar-candle, Beautiful as lost love, Or buried hope.
But, honey-mouth, Must you wear cotton stockings?
25 SELLING TREACLE.
All day long I stand here, A poor old woman, Selling treacle (Damn the flies).
All day long I stand In a cul-de-sac; I've got epilepsy, And apoplexy, And gout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Eat your gristle, Florrie, Naughty little thing. " Why ever did I marry, I wonder.
" Fold your napkin neatly, Clumsy little girl. " Once I thought that love was Romantic.
" Say your grace now, darling; Not too fast. That's right. " Of course, the trouble is that No court would ever give a chap A divorce for this sort of thing.
24 INCOMPATIBILITY.
I think you hold the secrets Of the hills, And of the long- shadows Among the trees, And of the beechen silences.
I think you could reveal to me Why... dawn and the stars Are a beauty.
You are something That sings in all music, Throbs in the waves, Mourns in Autumn boughs, Where the elfin horns Have a music of decay.
You are just beyond all horizons, Gray, unintelligible, Wonderful as a flame, Pure as an altar-candle, Beautiful as lost love, Or buried hope.
But, honey-mouth, Must you wear cotton stockings?
25 SELLING TREACLE.
All day long I stand here, A poor old woman, Selling treacle (Damn the flies).
All day long I stand In a cul-de-sac; I've got epilepsy, And apoplexy, And gout.
What to read after Gorgeous Poetry 1911 1920 First Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B M to read onlineMoreLess
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