Poems
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36 CRUEL KING WINTER The days are long and cold and dreary, And the wind is never weary, For Winter is king In the land.
He seeks admission at the rich man's door.
But ruthlessly enters the home of the poor.
And laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign!" For the rich man's comfort, little cares he, But snaps his fingers in merriest glee, In the face of the rich And the grand.
He cruelly pinches the shivering poor.
And drives all comfort out of the door.
And laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign!" He robs little children of... clothing and bread.
And laughs at the sick, the dying and dead, For he is king In the land.
The pleadings of poverty have no appeal, For his heart is as hard as the hardest of steel, And he laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign!" He stalks down the street with a mighty stride, And tosses his head with a haughty pride.
Since he is king In the land.
Sweet Charity's offerings he laughs to scorn.
Since he has no care for the lone and forlorn.
But laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign." 37 The days are long and cold and dreary, And the wind is never weary, For Winter is king In the land, — And he laughs, "Ha, ha!" And reigns!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
36 CRUEL KING WINTER The days are long and cold and dreary, And the wind is never weary, For Winter is king In the land.
He seeks admission at the rich man's door.
But ruthlessly enters the home of the poor.
And laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign!" For the rich man's comfort, little cares he, But snaps his fingers in merriest glee, In the face of the rich And the grand.
He cruelly pinches the shivering poor.
And drives all comfort out of the door.
And laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign!" He robs little children of... clothing and bread.
And laughs at the sick, the dying and dead, For he is king In the land.
The pleadings of poverty have no appeal, For his heart is as hard as the hardest of steel, And he laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign!" He stalks down the street with a mighty stride, And tosses his head with a haughty pride.
Since he is king In the land.
Sweet Charity's offerings he laughs to scorn.
Since he has no care for the lone and forlorn.
But laughs, "Ha, ha!
I reign." 37 The days are long and cold and dreary, And the wind is never weary, For Winter is king In the land, — And he laughs, "Ha, ha!" And reigns!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rifenbark, Duane to read onlineMoreLess
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