Robert William Service
Born in January 16, 1874 / Died in September 11, 1958 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by Robert William Service
Poor Cock Robin
... A robin dead ...
Boon Soul
... Though all the world may pass unheeding, ...
Flies
... How my hearth is clean and my floor is cleaned, ...
The Ballad Of Hank The Finn
... Let's hit the hard-boiled North a crack, where creeks are paved with gold ...
The Pigeons Of St. Marks
... . . How our numbers fast grew fewer, ...
The World's All Right
... Believe in Life's Beneficence!The World's all right ...
Tranquillity
... Content with birds and trees and flowers ...
The Widower
... And I will wear a flower-sprigged vest ...
Careers
... Wish joy of life to bring to her ...
The Rhyme Of The Remittance Man
... Had I clutched like them my chances, learned their wisdom, crushed my fancies, ...
The Tramps
... ad to Anywhere, the wide world at our feet --Along the road to Anywhere, when each day had its story ...
Dedication
... Brush strapped to palsied hand ...
My Favoured Fare
... Just two fried eggs or maybe three, ...
The Wood-Cutter
... (Sobs that rake him and rend him, right from the base of the chest ...
Clancy Of The Mounted Police
... e a husky, and sang in a shaky key: "When I go back to the old love that's true to the finger-tips, ...
