Rhymes And Songs of Hope
Rhymes And Songs of Hope
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How the people all did wonder, As when they heard that clap of thunder.
Lately in the winter sky ; For the bank which they had trusted, In which they thought their dollars rusted.
Without a moment's warning had run dry.
And to all it was surprising ; For not a soul could be devising. Where had gone their treasured pelf; 'Twas safe, they thought, as in Gibralter, To make deposits none did falter. For fear of any lurking elf 20 RHYMES AND SONGS Of HOPE.
And scores there were in every station, In ...private or in corporation.
Who suffered loss in the collapse, And for days they did not give up, Trusting that the bank would pay up, Yes, the bank would pay up— that is perhaps.
Now they weep within their closets, O'er the loss of their deposits.
Which have drifted far beyond their ken.
With a lump above their collars, For their sorely needed dollars, Will be returned unto them — when?
OWED TO WILDE.
Oh, great aesthetic Oscar Wilde, Somehow they say thou art beguiled To think that thou art nature's child; And so thou hast looked up and smiled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How the people all did wonder, As when they heard that clap of thunder.
Lately in the winter sky ; For the bank which they had trusted, In which they thought their dollars rusted.
Without a moment's warning had run dry.
And to all it was surprising ; For not a soul could be devising. Where had gone their treasured pelf; 'Twas safe, they thought, as in Gibralter, To make deposits none did falter. For fear of any lurking elf 20 RHYMES AND SONGS Of HOPE.
And scores there were in every station, In ...private or in corporation.
Who suffered loss in the collapse, And for days they did not give up, Trusting that the bank would pay up, Yes, the bank would pay up— that is perhaps.
Now they weep within their closets, O'er the loss of their deposits.
Which have drifted far beyond their ken.
With a lump above their collars, For their sorely needed dollars, Will be returned unto them — when?
OWED TO WILDE.
Oh, great aesthetic Oscar Wilde, Somehow they say thou art beguiled To think that thou art nature's child; And so thou hast looked up and smiled.
What to read after Rhymes And Songs of Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Owen Culver to read onlineMoreLess
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