Last Poems By A. E. Housman
Last Poems By A. E. Housman
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They will be master, right or wrong; Though both are foolish, both are strong, And since, my soul, we cannot fly To Saturn or Mercury, Keep we must, if keep we can, These foreign laws of God and man.
XIII. THE DESERTER "What sound awakened me, I wonder, For now 'tis dumb. " "Wheels on the road most like, or thunder: Lie down; 'twas not the drum. : "Toil at sea and two in haven And trouble far: Fly, crow, away, and follow, raven, And all that croaks for war. " "Hark, I heard the bugle crying, An...d where am I? My friends are up and dressed and dying, And I will dress and die. " "Oh love is rare and trouble plenty And carrion cheap, And daylight dear at four-and-twenty: Lie down again and sleep. " "Reach me my belt and leave your prattle: Your hour is gone; But my day is the day of battle, And that comes dawning on.
"They mow the field of man in season: Farewell, my fair, And, call it truth or call it treason, Farewell the vows that were. " "Ay, false heart, forsake me lightly: 'Tis like the brave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will be master, right or wrong; Though both are foolish, both are strong, And since, my soul, we cannot fly To Saturn or Mercury, Keep we must, if keep we can, These foreign laws of God and man.
XIII. THE DESERTER "What sound awakened me, I wonder, For now 'tis dumb. " "Wheels on the road most like, or thunder: Lie down; 'twas not the drum. : "Toil at sea and two in haven And trouble far: Fly, crow, away, and follow, raven, And all that croaks for war. " "Hark, I heard the bugle crying, An...d where am I? My friends are up and dressed and dying, And I will dress and die. " "Oh love is rare and trouble plenty And carrion cheap, And daylight dear at four-and-twenty: Lie down again and sleep. " "Reach me my belt and leave your prattle: Your hour is gone; But my day is the day of battle, And that comes dawning on.
"They mow the field of man in season: Farewell, my fair, And, call it truth or call it treason, Farewell the vows that were. " "Ay, false heart, forsake me lightly: 'Tis like the brave.
What to read after Last Poems By A. E. Housman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Alfred Edward Housman to read onlineMoreLess
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