Lyra Bicyclica Forty Poets On the Wheel
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Of chafe where is the sting ?
"MY LOVE, ' 7 A SPOOPSY POEM.
BY PROF. HIGHWELL.
NOT as some other wheelers are Is she that to my sole is dear ; Her glorious fabric came from far, Beneath the silver morning star, To get her art in over here.
Great felloes hath she of her own, Which lesser wheels may never know John giveth them to her alone, And fleet they are as any one Direction winds may choose to blow.
86 A HEADER.
But of herself she standeth not, Though many can not half so fair ; That simple...st duty is forgot, Yet hath she no dim rusty spot That doth not in her nickel share.
She hath no scorn of common folks, And though she is of other birth, Roundly her axle twirls, and spokes, And patiently she bears the jokes, And rides the Yankee paths of earth.
Blessing she is ; John made her so, And deeds of daily wheeliness Roll from her noiseless as the snow, Nor will she ever chance to know That I 'm a jackass, more or less.
A HEADER.
GOING leg after leg, (As the dog went to Dover) When he came to a stone, Down he went over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of chafe where is the sting ?
"MY LOVE, ' 7 A SPOOPSY POEM.
BY PROF. HIGHWELL.
NOT as some other wheelers are Is she that to my sole is dear ; Her glorious fabric came from far, Beneath the silver morning star, To get her art in over here.
Great felloes hath she of her own, Which lesser wheels may never know John giveth them to her alone, And fleet they are as any one Direction winds may choose to blow.
86 A HEADER.
But of herself she standeth not, Though many can not half so fair ; That simple...st duty is forgot, Yet hath she no dim rusty spot That doth not in her nickel share.
She hath no scorn of common folks, And though she is of other birth, Roundly her axle twirls, and spokes, And patiently she bears the jokes, And rides the Yankee paths of earth.
Blessing she is ; John made her so, And deeds of daily wheeliness Roll from her noiseless as the snow, Nor will she ever chance to know That I 'm a jackass, more or less.
A HEADER.
GOING leg after leg, (As the dog went to Dover) When he came to a stone, Down he went over.
What to read after Lyra Bicyclica Forty Poets On the Wheel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Grinnell Dalton to read onlineMoreLess
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