Cambridge Poets 1914 1920
Cambridge Poets 1914 1920
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TIMOTHY TIMOTHY, where are you walking to-day, Slouching along with your hands in your pockets, Your eyes dreamy blue, as old painters portray Your girl-mother's eyes in your grandmother's lockets ?
78 R. H. D'Elboux Timothy, why are you trudging the street With that delicate, far-away look on your face.
Heedless of jostling folk that you meet ; Are you walking this town, or some more remote place ?
Have you returned to Lyonesse realm, To shadow-spun towers, to tourneys and feasts, Where a brig...hter sun gleams on your damascened helm, As you sally to battle with fabulous beasts ?
Timothy, is the Princess still immured High in the keep of some monster half-mortal, Helpless and sorrowful, since she was lured By a magic white doe to pass under his portal ?
Gird you and fight for her, Timothy mine, For Lyonesse knights are men of good fettle ; Win her to-day while your sword edge is fine, The morrow may prove it of different mettle.
I found you, Timothy not long ago Playing wide-eyed amid Lyonesse flowers, So I stole you for Mother ; how could I know You would hunger for Lyonesse through the long hours ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TIMOTHY TIMOTHY, where are you walking to-day, Slouching along with your hands in your pockets, Your eyes dreamy blue, as old painters portray Your girl-mother's eyes in your grandmother's lockets ?
78 R. H. D'Elboux Timothy, why are you trudging the street With that delicate, far-away look on your face.
Heedless of jostling folk that you meet ; Are you walking this town, or some more remote place ?
Have you returned to Lyonesse realm, To shadow-spun towers, to tourneys and feasts, Where a brig...hter sun gleams on your damascened helm, As you sally to battle with fabulous beasts ?
Timothy, is the Princess still immured High in the keep of some monster half-mortal, Helpless and sorrowful, since she was lured By a magic white doe to pass under his portal ?
Gird you and fight for her, Timothy mine, For Lyonesse knights are men of good fettle ; Win her to-day while your sword edge is fine, The morrow may prove it of different mettle.
I found you, Timothy not long ago Playing wide-eyed amid Lyonesse flowers, So I stole you for Mother ; how could I know You would hunger for Lyonesse through the long hours ?
What to read after Cambridge Poets 1914 1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lewis Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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