The Road to Muritai Verses
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And as it slowly smoulders, I Its progress watch and anguished sigh, " Lizette, stay with me till I die, " Be fortune fine or fleeting. " But she will say, " Ow zat is triste, " Le marriage it spoil ze feast " Of all zings gai" ; I see the least Cold fretful frown completing.
SMOKE Continued.
And now the drifting vapour blue Fades fast, and so my hopes fade too. There scarce remains to me a sou On dear Lizette to spend " L'amour ees bete wizout ze 'oof " " C'est tout fini as zis is"- " Pouf, " ...And from her lips for final proof There Falls The Bitter End.
T BLUE BALLAD.
HE black night-brats that whine about my pillow Are weary company; Bobbing with glee each swaying dream-negrillo Grins wide at me.
But when the dawn, with pale lax fingers groping, Limps through my window-pane, I find myself incontinently hoping For night again.
Dawn, bent to pull the plug with sloven slackness, Lets out the tide of dark, And, faint at first, from out the sinking blackness Stand objects stark.
That square-edged isle that holds the shape of sable, Deep-curved and rising sheer, Is only proof that on the dressing-table Is last night's beer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as it slowly smoulders, I Its progress watch and anguished sigh, " Lizette, stay with me till I die, " Be fortune fine or fleeting. " But she will say, " Ow zat is triste, " Le marriage it spoil ze feast " Of all zings gai" ; I see the least Cold fretful frown completing.
SMOKE Continued.
And now the drifting vapour blue Fades fast, and so my hopes fade too. There scarce remains to me a sou On dear Lizette to spend " L'amour ees bete wizout ze 'oof " " C'est tout fini as zis is"- " Pouf, " ...And from her lips for final proof There Falls The Bitter End.
T BLUE BALLAD.
HE black night-brats that whine about my pillow Are weary company; Bobbing with glee each swaying dream-negrillo Grins wide at me.
But when the dawn, with pale lax fingers groping, Limps through my window-pane, I find myself incontinently hoping For night again.
Dawn, bent to pull the plug with sloven slackness, Lets out the tide of dark, And, faint at first, from out the sinking blackness Stand objects stark.
That square-edged isle that holds the shape of sable, Deep-curved and rising sheer, Is only proof that on the dressing-table Is last night's beer.
What to read after The Road to Muritai Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O N Olliver Noel Gillespie to read onlineMoreLess
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