Miscellaneous Poems
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And though the cook's well-sharpened darts Despoiled thy youth We'll take thee to our inmost hearts In very truth.
There as** our life-blood thou shalt be Most dearly prized; Naught that would win our love from thee Could be devised.
Then to my anxious, longing cry Dear bird attend.
When in hot haste I bid thee fly To servett thy friend.
tBy the clergyman.
tEncompassed by. §Literally.
**Being-. itBe served to.
Please Help the Blind 49 So to our feast of thankfulness, Gobbler, repair; And we thy... very bones will bless — Till tixey are bare.
They stand on the thronging street corners; They sit in the vacant store doors; They linger about the church portals; Or they wander, perchance, into stores, Where a small boy may venture to lead them, Benevolent people to find.
Who are moved by the pitiful legend.
That labels its bearer as "Blind." Now to don a costume that is stylish.
Not even impostors would dare, So the orthodox, wily, blind beggar Must be mean and shabby in air.
With eyes that are doubly unsightly; While symptoms of weak, witless mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And though the cook's well-sharpened darts Despoiled thy youth We'll take thee to our inmost hearts In very truth.
There as** our life-blood thou shalt be Most dearly prized; Naught that would win our love from thee Could be devised.
Then to my anxious, longing cry Dear bird attend.
When in hot haste I bid thee fly To servett thy friend.
tBy the clergyman.
tEncompassed by. §Literally.
**Being-. itBe served to.
Please Help the Blind 49 So to our feast of thankfulness, Gobbler, repair; And we thy... very bones will bless — Till tixey are bare.
They stand on the thronging street corners; They sit in the vacant store doors; They linger about the church portals; Or they wander, perchance, into stores, Where a small boy may venture to lead them, Benevolent people to find.
Who are moved by the pitiful legend.
That labels its bearer as "Blind." Now to don a costume that is stylish.
Not even impostors would dare, So the orthodox, wily, blind beggar Must be mean and shabby in air.
With eyes that are doubly unsightly; While symptoms of weak, witless mind.
What to read after Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Ibbie Mccolm, 1834-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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