Poems of David Dillard Haggard
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I'll tell you what I really think Is most fun 'neath the skies, That's to sit down, right in the road.
An' make some nice mud pies.
You take at first a pile of dust An' pour some water in it.
Then stir it till it's nice and thick, — It won't take but a minute.
You take it next up in your hands An' shape it till it's done.
An' then you put it on a board An' bake it in the sun.
[Page 15 ilags^rb'si ^oems A MESS OF POTTAGE Oh, give me a mess of pottage, I pray !
Fame is so sweet and so rare, I wil...l pay you the price, tho' the charge you may make Will fill my heart with despair ; — The pottage is eaten, — Fame has been bought, And he has accomplished his goal.
But affection is gone, — what a terrible cost !
For he has bartered his soul.
Oh, give me a mess of pottage, I pray !
My hunger for gold is a lust.
I love it! I love it! I'll pay you the price, Tho' I starve for the want of a crust ; — The pottage is eaten, — alone in his rags Sits the miser with empty bowl, — He purchased his sop at a perilous price, For he has bartered his soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll tell you what I really think Is most fun 'neath the skies, That's to sit down, right in the road.
An' make some nice mud pies.
You take at first a pile of dust An' pour some water in it.
Then stir it till it's nice and thick, — It won't take but a minute.
You take it next up in your hands An' shape it till it's done.
An' then you put it on a board An' bake it in the sun.
[Page 15 ilags^rb'si ^oems A MESS OF POTTAGE Oh, give me a mess of pottage, I pray !
Fame is so sweet and so rare, I wil...l pay you the price, tho' the charge you may make Will fill my heart with despair ; — The pottage is eaten, — Fame has been bought, And he has accomplished his goal.
But affection is gone, — what a terrible cost !
For he has bartered his soul.
Oh, give me a mess of pottage, I pray !
My hunger for gold is a lust.
I love it! I love it! I'll pay you the price, Tho' I starve for the want of a crust ; — The pottage is eaten, — alone in his rags Sits the miser with empty bowl, — He purchased his sop at a perilous price, For he has bartered his soul.
What to read after Poems of David Dillard Haggard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard, David Dillard. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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