More Songs From Vagabondia by Bliss Carman;Richard Hovey
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You gave it scope,--
When eaves were drippy, And pavements slippy,-- From Lippo Lippi To Evelyn Hope. When winter's arrow Pierced to the marrow, And thought was narrow, You gave it room; We guessed the warder On Roland's border, And helped to order The Bishop's Tomb. When winds were harshish, And ways were marshish, We found with Karshish Escape at need; Were bold with Waring In far seafaring, And strong in snaring Ben Ezra's creed. We felt the menace Of lovers pen us, Afloat in Venice Devising fibs; And little mattered The rain that pattered, |
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