Modern Poetry
Modern Poetry
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FLEET STREET I NEVER see the newsboys run Amid the whirling street.
With swift untiring feet, To cry the latest venture done. But I expect one day to hear Them cry the crack of doom And risings from the tomb, With great Archangel Michael near; And see them running from the Fleet As messengers of God, With Heaven's tidings shod About their brave unwearied feet.
Shane Leslie.
W. DE LA MARE 113 OFF THE GROUND Three jolly Farmers Once bet a pound Each dance the others would Off the ground.
Out of t...heir coats They slipped right soon.
And neat and nicesome Put each his shoon.
One — Two — Three !
And away they go.
Not too fast And not too slow ; Out from the elm-tree's Noonday shadow, Into the sun And across the meadow.
Past the schoolroom, With knees well bent, Fingers a-flicking, They dancing went.
Upsides and over, And round and round.
They crossed click-clacking The Parish bound; By Tupman's meadow They did their mile, 114 FANCY Tee-to-tum On a three-barred stile.
Then straight through Whipham Downhill to Week, Footing it lightsome But not too quick, Up fields to Watchet And on through Wye, Till seven fine churches They'd seen skip by — Seven fine churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FLEET STREET I NEVER see the newsboys run Amid the whirling street.
With swift untiring feet, To cry the latest venture done. But I expect one day to hear Them cry the crack of doom And risings from the tomb, With great Archangel Michael near; And see them running from the Fleet As messengers of God, With Heaven's tidings shod About their brave unwearied feet.
Shane Leslie.
W. DE LA MARE 113 OFF THE GROUND Three jolly Farmers Once bet a pound Each dance the others would Off the ground.
Out of t...heir coats They slipped right soon.
And neat and nicesome Put each his shoon.
One — Two — Three !
And away they go.
Not too fast And not too slow ; Out from the elm-tree's Noonday shadow, Into the sun And across the meadow.
Past the schoolroom, With knees well bent, Fingers a-flicking, They dancing went.
Upsides and over, And round and round.
They crossed click-clacking The Parish bound; By Tupman's meadow They did their mile, 114 FANCY Tee-to-tum On a three-barred stile.
Then straight through Whipham Downhill to Week, Footing it lightsome But not too quick, Up fields to Watchet And on through Wye, Till seven fine churches They'd seen skip by — Seven fine churches.
What to read after Modern Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Noel Pocock to read onlineMoreLess
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