Made in England Verses
Made in England Verses
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And there's a gas, the " laughing " blend (Although its humour seems remote) ; They peg the patient's mouth and send A soporific down his throat ; And, like a child at dawn, Waking, he finds a stump or two withdrawn.
Such is the gas your masters' art Gives you to deaden pain and fear ; They take and prize your jaws apart When gaping wide for Munich beer, Press-gag your mouth and nose, And pump and pump till you are comatose.
Long draughts of strange and windy lies Down your receptive maw you gu...lp, Until the opiate seals your eyes And Reason gets reduced to pulp ; So well the vapours work, Like hashish on your torpid friend, the Turk.
15 MADE IN ENGLAND But, when you breathe pure air again, Sore with a sense of something missed, And want to know who drugged your brain, I envy not the anaesthetist ; You'll raise a hideous rout On finding all your wisdom-teeth are out.
16 To the First Zeppelin over London [In the measure of Shelley's " To a Skylark. "] Hail to thee, high-flier, Who with generous heart Pourest out thy fire Over earth's dim chart In sundry spasms of well-premeditated art !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there's a gas, the " laughing " blend (Although its humour seems remote) ; They peg the patient's mouth and send A soporific down his throat ; And, like a child at dawn, Waking, he finds a stump or two withdrawn.
Such is the gas your masters' art Gives you to deaden pain and fear ; They take and prize your jaws apart When gaping wide for Munich beer, Press-gag your mouth and nose, And pump and pump till you are comatose.
Long draughts of strange and windy lies Down your receptive maw you gu...lp, Until the opiate seals your eyes And Reason gets reduced to pulp ; So well the vapours work, Like hashish on your torpid friend, the Turk.
15 MADE IN ENGLAND But, when you breathe pure air again, Sore with a sense of something missed, And want to know who drugged your brain, I envy not the anaesthetist ; You'll raise a hideous rout On finding all your wisdom-teeth are out.
16 To the First Zeppelin over London [In the measure of Shelley's " To a Skylark. "] Hail to thee, high-flier, Who with generous heart Pourest out thy fire Over earth's dim chart In sundry spasms of well-premeditated art !
What to read after Made in England Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Seaman to read onlineMoreLess
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