Robert William Service
Born in January 16, 1874 / Died in September 11, 1958 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by Robert William Service
On The Wire
... . . Oh, hark! Someone moans in the dark ...
The Cow-Juice Cure
... `Gold from the grass-roots down', they say -- why, Bill! we've got it cold -- ...
The Ballad Of The Black Fox Skin
... oth smiles of a dance-hall wench beware!Wherefore it was beyond all laws that lusts of man restrain, ...
Our Hero
... . . . God bless little children!" So he passed to glory, ...
Tranquilism
... From friction free ...
The Rover
... Yet there comes a subtile change, let the stripling rove, range ...
The Host
... For when I count my sum of days ...
The Portrait
... My Wife,--since twenty years she's dead: ...
Poet And Peer
... Who struts and stares an' a' that, ...
Duello
... " The Frenchman cried: "Perdition!"Then silence followed like a spell, ...
Remorse
... Ah, that would be a hell indeed!So friends, be careful of your words, ...
Two Graves
... . . . Pale crosses greet the grieving stars, ...
Winnie
... , fellow, you may think it funny:I made a deal and bought her back,Though it took all my bonus money ...
The Black Dudeen
... Through crash and crackle, and flicker and flame, ...
The Logger
... Then the boys will gather round, and they'll launch me in the ground, ...
