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Song

© Hilaire Belloc

Inviting the influence of a young lady upon the opening yearYou wear the morning like your dress
And are with mastery crown’d;
When as you walk your loveliness
Goes shining all around:

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M'Fingal - Canto I

© John Trumbull

When Yankies, skill'd in martial rule,

First put the British troops to school;

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To A Lady In The Spleen

© Mary Barber

Why, lovely Lelia, so depress'd?
With wonted Smiles your Eyes adorn;
Drive gloomy Sorrow from your Breast,
And shine out, beauteous, as the Morn.

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Heretics All

© Hilaire Belloc

Heretics all, whoever you may be,
In Tarbes or Nimes, or over the sea,
You never shall have good words from me.
Caritas non conturbat me.

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A Spiritual Manifestation

© John Greenleaf Whittier

To-day the plant by Williams set
Its summer bloom discloses;
The wilding sweethrier of his prayers
Is crowned with cultured roses.

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The Big Baboon

© Hilaire Belloc

The Big Baboon is found upon
The plains of Cariboo:
He goes about with nothing on
(A shocking thing to do).

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October

© Hilaire Belloc

Mine host the month, at thy good hostelry,
Tired limbs I'll stretch and steaming beast I'll tether;
Pile on great logs with Gascon hand and free,
And pour the Gascon stuff that laughs at weather;
Swell your tough lungs, north wind, no whit care we,
Singing old songs and drinking wine together.

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A Pre-Existence

© Madison Julius Cawein

An intimation of some previous life,
  Or dark dream, in the present dim-divined,
  Of some uncertain sleep--or lived or dreamed
  In some dead life--between a dusk and dawn;

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The Yak

© Hilaire Belloc

As a friend to the children
Commend me the Yak.
You will find it exactly the thing:
It will carry and fetch, you can ride on its back,
Or lead it about with a string.

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The Peasant Of The Alps

© Charlotte Turner Smith

FROM THE NOVEL OF CELESTINA.
WHERE cliffs arise by winter crown'd,
And through dark groves of pine around,
Down the deep chasms the snow-fed torrents foam,

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Charles Augustus Fortescue

© Hilaire Belloc

The nicest child I ever knew
Was Charles Augustus Fortescue.
He never lost his cap, or tore
His stockings or his pinafore:
In eating Bread he made no Crumbs,
He was extremely fond of sums,

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The Language

© Robert Creeley

Locate I
love you some-
where in

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Algernon

© Hilaire Belloc

Who played with a Loaded Gun, and, on missing his Sister was reprimanded by his Father.Young Algernon, the Doctor's Son,
Was playing with a Loaded Gun.
He pointed it towards his Sister,
Aimed very carefully, but

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Boris Godunov

© Alexander Pushkin

Boyars, The People, Inspectors, Officers, Attendants, Guests,
a Boy in attendance on Prince Shuisky, a Catholic Priest, a
Polish Noble, a Poet, an Idiot, a Beggar, Gentlemen, Peasants,
Guards, Russian, Polish, and German Soldiers, a Russian
Prisoner of War, Boys, an old Woman, Ladies, Serving-women.

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Franklin Hyde

© Hilaire Belloc

His Uncle came upon Franklin Hyde
Carousing in the Dirt.
He Shook him hard from Side to Side
And Hit him till it Hurt,

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Hilaire Belloc - The South Country

© Hilaire Belloc

When I am living in the Midlands
That are sodden and unkind,
I light my lamp in the evening:
My work is left behind;
And the great hills of the South Country
Come back into my mind.

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Balin and Balan

© Alfred Tennyson

Then Balan added to their Order lived
A wealthier life than heretofore with these
And Balin, till their embassage returned.

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Heroic Poem in Praise of Wine

© Hilaire Belloc

But since I would not, since I could not stay,
Let me remember even in this my day
How, when the ephemeral vision's lure is past
All, all, must face their Passion at the last