Verses From Fen And Fell
Verses From Fen And Fell
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But we have seen a perjured band Each law of God defy, Seen outrage stalking through our land, Our sons in ocean die; No more we bend before the blast, The cup is full, the die is cast!
From rusting sheath the sword we draw, Which sheathless shall remain, Till Right has conquered Might, and Law Keeps guard o'er Greed of Gain.
Our stars shine, till that hour shall come, In air that vibrates with the drum.
MY DAUGHTER'S DOG Dear is my daughter, dear her dog (To her) ; they live with me, And, for ...a time, we seemed to jog Along harmoniously.
Like triple star that flames on high, We shone, the daughter, dog and I.
2 3 Then I began to insinuate (Ah ! Would that it were true !) That, in that dread triumvirate, I bossed the other two.
Perhaps, presuming on the thought, I showed a somewhat ' swelling port. ' I said the dog was Lepidus, (A sorry dog was he, ) Myself the august Octavius, My daughter Antony, And history, I made it plain, Might soon repeat itself again !
But now, if ever comes a tiff, Betwixt my child and me, We still may ask and argue if We are not Antony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we have seen a perjured band Each law of God defy, Seen outrage stalking through our land, Our sons in ocean die; No more we bend before the blast, The cup is full, the die is cast!
From rusting sheath the sword we draw, Which sheathless shall remain, Till Right has conquered Might, and Law Keeps guard o'er Greed of Gain.
Our stars shine, till that hour shall come, In air that vibrates with the drum.
MY DAUGHTER'S DOG Dear is my daughter, dear her dog (To her) ; they live with me, And, for ...a time, we seemed to jog Along harmoniously.
Like triple star that flames on high, We shone, the daughter, dog and I.
2 3 Then I began to insinuate (Ah ! Would that it were true !) That, in that dread triumvirate, I bossed the other two.
Perhaps, presuming on the thought, I showed a somewhat ' swelling port. ' I said the dog was Lepidus, (A sorry dog was he, ) Myself the august Octavius, My daughter Antony, And history, I made it plain, Might soon repeat itself again !
But now, if ever comes a tiff, Betwixt my child and me, We still may ask and argue if We are not Antony.
What to read after Verses From Fen And Fell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Thornely to read onlineMoreLess
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