Wolfs Bane Rhymes
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Your lips, sweet; no, your soul! The signal! Take your place.
Don t laugh! I do not love you when you laugh.
Yes, child; I am that person they talk about The Uplifter of the people, the, or half Of me is or perhaps a third! What? Did I shout? It is a trick I learnt from someone ; well?
Yes! But it doesn t matter! Yes; but not as young As you or half so pretty! I cannot tell What I saw in her. Pest! Your prompter s bell.
Tulips? No; only pansies in that row!
How that thrush sings ! Hand me the s...pade no; wait Till I have stamped the earth around them; so!
You can have no conception how I hate The common crowd ! A minx it is a flirt.
See em again? Not I! It is too late. Henceforth all I uplift is honest dirt!
Q2 KINGS KINGS KINGS drop from ghostly hands Their sceptres dark with rust. Kings turn their ghostly feet From footstools fallen to dust. The lovely breasts they leant upon Are all to ashes gone.
The wine of Tyre is poured out.
The towers of Sidon are desolate.
The swords of Nineveh are broken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your lips, sweet; no, your soul! The signal! Take your place.
Don t laugh! I do not love you when you laugh.
Yes, child; I am that person they talk about The Uplifter of the people, the, or half Of me is or perhaps a third! What? Did I shout? It is a trick I learnt from someone ; well?
Yes! But it doesn t matter! Yes; but not as young As you or half so pretty! I cannot tell What I saw in her. Pest! Your prompter s bell.
Tulips? No; only pansies in that row!
How that thrush sings ! Hand me the s...pade no; wait Till I have stamped the earth around them; so!
You can have no conception how I hate The common crowd ! A minx it is a flirt.
See em again? Not I! It is too late. Henceforth all I uplift is honest dirt!
Q2 KINGS KINGS KINGS drop from ghostly hands Their sceptres dark with rust. Kings turn their ghostly feet From footstools fallen to dust. The lovely breasts they leant upon Are all to ashes gone.
The wine of Tyre is poured out.
The towers of Sidon are desolate.
The swords of Nineveh are broken.
What to read after Wolfs Bane Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powys John Cowper to read onlineMoreLess
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