Pipe and Pouch - The Smoker's Own Book of Poetry by Various
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When friends are fled, thy presence charms me.
If thou art full, though purse be bare, I smoke, and cast away all care! _German Smoking Song._ THE FARMER'S PIPE. Make a picture, dreamy smoke, In my still and cosey room; From the fading past evoke Forms that breathe of summer's bloom. Bashful Will and rosy Nell-- Ah, I watch them now at play By the mossy wayside well As I did twelve years to-day. We were younger then, my pipe: You are dingy now and worn; And my fruit is more than ripe, And my fields are brown and shorn. Nell has merry eyes of blue, And is timid, pure, and mild; Will is fair and brave and true, |
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