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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FAILAND, by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN Poet's Biography First Line: Ha, little one! Last Line: He sang it all day long. Alternate Author Name(s): Brown, T. E. | |||
HA, little one! Would'st like a torrent run That spurns the mountain steep, And falls in thunder? O, brave leap! brave leap! 'Twas excellently done. Nay, I am not in fun! You silly thing, that you should slink And hide among the cresses! only think! Pooh! 'tis a very Nile! there, there! that's right! Flash out again into the light! Have at the biggest stone -- O, nobly meant! I swear it was magnificent! And thus I chaffed the stream, but I was wrong: He never dreamt of fountains Rock-scooped in mighty mountains; He never made pretence To power; but in his own sweet innocence He danced, and sang thereto a simple song; And after that one frolic, To sneer at which were well-nigh diabolic, He sang it all day long. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MY GARDEN by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN A DIALOGUE BETWEEN HOM-VEG AND BALLURE'S RIVER by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN A FABLE, FOR HENRICUS D., ESQ., JR by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN A FRAGMENT by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN A MORNING WALK by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN ABER STATIONS: STATIO PRIMA by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN ABER STATIONS: STATIO QUARTA by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN ABER STATIONS: STATIO QUINTA by THOMAS EDWARD BROWN |
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