Country Sentiment by Robert Ranke Graves
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As you need not feign.
While they clap and stamp at your nightly fate, They shall never know The curse that drags at you, until Hell's gate. You have heard me. Go! SONG: ONE HARD LOOK. Small gnats that fly In hot July And lodge in sleeping ears, Can rouse therein A trumpet's din With Day-of-Judgement fears. Small mice at night Can wake more fright Than lions at midday. An urchin small Torments us all Who tread his prickly way. A straw will crack The camel's back, To die we need but sip, So little sand As fills the hand |
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