Streets a book of London Verses
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Down Frognal Lane to Fortune Green There parted ; 'neath a watery moon. His heart went throbbing " Might have been, " But hers a-trembling " Not too soon. " VI At Jack Straw's Castle, streaks of yellow light Pour from the bar upon a preacher's head Who howls unheeded warnings to the night : Two p'licemen say he ought to be in bed.
Lonely young men walk, eager, to and fro And search the passing faces some find mates ; Against the railings leans a giggling row ; An amorous chauffeur puffs his hor...n and waits.
The crowds move up and down, white dresses gleam ; Some strolling niggers play a tune that trips, While couples meet and glance, and leave the stream, And youths look plaintively at young girls' lips.
44 VII So, to the Pines. Ah, here, in the hush'd blue You may spy cities, dim in the dim sky, Stretching strange roadways to the inner view. See ! See ! oh, loved one, see ! Hope shall not die .
45 RICHMOND PARK I What do I want with your little, shrinking love ?
See, I have a star in my hand, that I snatched from the blue above, I have the moon under my arm; and dreams in my heart, that cry And, look, the glow of my city, my home like blood- red fire in the sky !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down Frognal Lane to Fortune Green There parted ; 'neath a watery moon. His heart went throbbing " Might have been, " But hers a-trembling " Not too soon. " VI At Jack Straw's Castle, streaks of yellow light Pour from the bar upon a preacher's head Who howls unheeded warnings to the night : Two p'licemen say he ought to be in bed.
Lonely young men walk, eager, to and fro And search the passing faces some find mates ; Against the railings leans a giggling row ; An amorous chauffeur puffs his hor...n and waits.
The crowds move up and down, white dresses gleam ; Some strolling niggers play a tune that trips, While couples meet and glance, and leave the stream, And youths look plaintively at young girls' lips.
44 VII So, to the Pines. Ah, here, in the hush'd blue You may spy cities, dim in the dim sky, Stretching strange roadways to the inner view. See ! See ! oh, loved one, see ! Hope shall not die .
45 RICHMOND PARK I What do I want with your little, shrinking love ?
See, I have a star in my hand, that I snatched from the blue above, I have the moon under my arm; and dreams in my heart, that cry And, look, the glow of my city, my home like blood- red fire in the sky !
What to read after Streets a book of London Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Goldring to read onlineMoreLess
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