The Verse book of a Homely Woman
The Verse book of a Homely Woman
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'Tis but thy Father's House! And, see His love-lamps leaning out to welcome thee!
To an Old Teapot Now from the dust of half-forgotten things, You rise to haunt me at the year's Spring- cleaning, And bring to memory dim imaginingsOf mystic meaning.
No old-time potter handled you, I ween, Nor yet were you of gold or silver molten;No Derby stamp, nor Worcester, can be seen, Nor Royal Doulton.
You never stood to grace the princely boardOf monarchs in some Oriental palace. Your lid is chipped, your... chubby side is scoredAs if in malice.
I hesitate to say it, but your spoutIs with unhandsome rivets held together --Mute witnesses of treatment meted outIn regions nether.
O patient sufferer of many bumps!I ask it gently -- shall the dustbin hold you?And will the dust-heap, with its cabbage stumps, At last enfold you?
It ought. And yet with gentle hands I placeYou with my priceless Delft and Dresden china, For sake of one who loved your homely faceIn days diviner.
To a RebelliousDaughter You call authority "a grievous thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis but thy Father's House! And, see His love-lamps leaning out to welcome thee!
To an Old Teapot Now from the dust of half-forgotten things, You rise to haunt me at the year's Spring- cleaning, And bring to memory dim imaginingsOf mystic meaning.
No old-time potter handled you, I ween, Nor yet were you of gold or silver molten;No Derby stamp, nor Worcester, can be seen, Nor Royal Doulton.
You never stood to grace the princely boardOf monarchs in some Oriental palace. Your lid is chipped, your... chubby side is scoredAs if in malice.
I hesitate to say it, but your spoutIs with unhandsome rivets held together --Mute witnesses of treatment meted outIn regions nether.
O patient sufferer of many bumps!I ask it gently -- shall the dustbin hold you?And will the dust-heap, with its cabbage stumps, At last enfold you?
It ought. And yet with gentle hands I placeYou with my priceless Delft and Dresden china, For sake of one who loved your homely faceIn days diviner.
To a RebelliousDaughter You call authority "a grievous thing.
What to read after The Verse book of a Homely Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fay Pseudonym Inchfawn to read onlineMoreLess
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