The Hour of Magic And Other Poems
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" 24 Strength T\77"HAT lies I read, that men of strength W Have keen and penetrating looks That, flashing here and flashing there, Command success what foolish books ! For when we go to life we find The men and dogs that fight till death Are sleepy eyed, and look so calm We wonder if they live by breath ! Love, too, must hold her saucy tongue, And turn on us two sleepy eyes, To prove she is no painted doll, And full, like books, of pretty lies.
25 To Bacchus I'M none of those Oh Bacchus, blush ...! That eat sour pickles with their beer, To keep their brains and bellies cold ; Ashamed to let one laughing tear Escape their hold.
For only just to smell your hops Can make me fat and laugh all day, With appetite for bread and meat : 111 not despise bruised apples, they Make cider sweet.
'Tis true I only eat to live, But how I live to drink is clear ; A little isle of meat and bread, In one vast sea of foaming beer, And I'm well fed.
26 A Woman's History "VX7THEN Mary Price was five years old, WAnd had a bird that died, She laid its body under flowers; And called her friends to pray to God, And sing sad hymns for hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 24 Strength T\77"HAT lies I read, that men of strength W Have keen and penetrating looks That, flashing here and flashing there, Command success what foolish books ! For when we go to life we find The men and dogs that fight till death Are sleepy eyed, and look so calm We wonder if they live by breath ! Love, too, must hold her saucy tongue, And turn on us two sleepy eyes, To prove she is no painted doll, And full, like books, of pretty lies.
25 To Bacchus I'M none of those Oh Bacchus, blush ...! That eat sour pickles with their beer, To keep their brains and bellies cold ; Ashamed to let one laughing tear Escape their hold.
For only just to smell your hops Can make me fat and laugh all day, With appetite for bread and meat : 111 not despise bruised apples, they Make cider sweet.
'Tis true I only eat to live, But how I live to drink is clear ; A little isle of meat and bread, In one vast sea of foaming beer, And I'm well fed.
26 A Woman's History "VX7THEN Mary Price was five years old, WAnd had a bird that died, She laid its body under flowers; And called her friends to pray to God, And sing sad hymns for hours.
What to read after The Hour of Magic And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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