Songs From a Young Mans Land
Songs From a Young Mans Land
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Let us go back to the slashing where you heard the pheasant crow, Where under the fallen giants the dog-tooth-violets grow, Deers-foot and ladies slippers, the only flowers which grew 86 To deck my lady's parlour when that old house was new: When he was digging ''borders, " and she, with mother's care, Tending her ''slips" from England, the planting of each a prayer For a home like that home she came from — There is the fight he won : Here is the field he died on, the work that he left half don...e.
Can you not see them bending over the crosscut saw, Love their only possession, labour their daily law — The Douglas leaning slowly, its topmost limbs asway. To rush to earth a ruin, in clouds of woodland spray — See them, close together, their own lives on the wane, Counting the years her roses will take to her window pane — See the dreams that they lived for, the pictures fancy drew Of fields they never finished, of folds they never knew ?
Aye, you have bought a bargain with human lives thrown in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us go back to the slashing where you heard the pheasant crow, Where under the fallen giants the dog-tooth-violets grow, Deers-foot and ladies slippers, the only flowers which grew 86 To deck my lady's parlour when that old house was new: When he was digging ''borders, " and she, with mother's care, Tending her ''slips" from England, the planting of each a prayer For a home like that home she came from — There is the fight he won : Here is the field he died on, the work that he left half don...e.
Can you not see them bending over the crosscut saw, Love their only possession, labour their daily law — The Douglas leaning slowly, its topmost limbs asway. To rush to earth a ruin, in clouds of woodland spray — See them, close together, their own lives on the wane, Counting the years her roses will take to her window pane — See the dreams that they lived for, the pictures fancy drew Of fields they never finished, of folds they never knew ?
Aye, you have bought a bargain with human lives thrown in.
What to read after Songs From a Young Mans Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clive Phillips Wolley to read onlineMoreLess
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