Fly Leaves by Charles Stuart Calverley
page 45 of 78 (57%)
page 45 of 78 (57%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
By yon heaven above me
And its changeless blue. Love me, lady, dearly, If you'll be so good; Though I don't see clearly On what ground you should. Love me--ah or love me Not, but be my bride! Do not simply shove me (So to speak) aside! P'raps it would be dearly Purchased at the price; But a hundred yearly Would be very nice. THOUGHTS AT A RAILWAY STATION. 'Tis but a box, of modest deal; Directed to no matter where: Yet down my cheek the teardrops steal - Yes, I am blubbering like a seal; For on it is this mute appeal, "With care." I am a stern cold man, and range |
|