Ban and Arriere Ban by Andrew Lang
page 42 of 73 (57%)
page 42 of 73 (57%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
In bunkers all unknown,
Far beyond 'Walkinshaw, Where never ball had flown - Reached by ourselves alone - Caddies have heard with awe The music of our moan! Yet, Nymph, if once alone, The ball hath featly fled - Not smitten from the bone - That drive doth still atone; And one long shot laid dead Our grief to the winds hath blown! So, still beside the tee, We meet in storm or calm, Lady, and worship thee; While the loud lark sings free, Piping his matin psalm Above the grey sad sea! FRESHMAN'S TERM Return again, thou Freshman's year, When bloom was on the rye, When breakfast came with bottled beer, |
|